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Hi tsavos,
Sorry, we should have configured the board to allow attachments with the extension .xml. We went ahead and made the change so it should work in the future.

As a test, I grabbed your mb.xml from the ftp server and attached it. Thanks for submitting it!

barry

Hi Tim, You're right - it would be useful for the core McIDAS-V package to include as many useful pre-existing image enhancements (color tables) as possible. I'm told that it is a topic (along with other data files) that will be addressed. (It hasn't been yet because we're still in the heavy develop...

Hi Tim, Not sure if it will help, but I found an old McIDAS-X enhancement file named MBX.ET that I *think* has the correct settings for the NOAA/NESDIS black and white MB enhancement. I said "think" because it's something that was just laying around - I haven't used it for years. But I'm p...

Hi Greg, Thanks for posting this report. You are correct. In fact, I think McIDAS-V errors with "domain must be only spatial" when trying to display any real-time POES data. Obviously, it will need to be fixed. It is filed as McIDAS-V Inquiry #317. According to that inquiry, it fails becau...

Hi joleenf,
Just a note that that your request is a good one and is filed as McIDAS-V inquiry #409.

Thanks!
barryr

Hi tsavos, To be clear, you want your image captures (via View > Capture > Image) to jpeg or other formats to be a specific size, right? Assuming the answer is "yes", we thought there would be an easy answer. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem that way. We thought that there might be something...

Hi joleenf, Thanks for posting this question. Unfortunately, I checked with a McV guru and was told that currently you can't plot more than one transect on a single display. You can do them individually, but I agree that it would be useful to plot the values from multiple bands/layers on a single pl...

Hi Greg, Thanks for the report. We checked around and couldn't find cases of this occurring elsewhere. Please send us a copy of the mcidasv.log file in your .mcidasv directory (normally in c:\Documents and Settings\<user>\.mcidasv on Windows machines) so we can see if it gives any hints. If it happe...

Hi kbedka1,
Thanks for posting this report. Since it may involve a software fix, I assigned in McIDAS-V Inquiry # 402.