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Post by mactim on Dec 21, 2004 13:23:38 GMT -5
I have Weatherlink for Mac OS X and cannot figure out where the templates are supposed to go so I can alter the design of the resulting summary file. Does anyone know where these belong?
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Post by Admin on Dec 21, 2004 16:44:57 GMT -5
With the IMMENSE caveat that I've never used WeatherLink for the Mac, here's the norm for WeatherLink in the win world:
Typically, your directories will go into
C:\WeatherLink\StationName\Templates
The templates must have an .htx extension; know that some HTML editors, notoriously Front Page and I think DreamWeaver, won't let you use an .htx extension and take it upon themselves to give them an .htm or .html extension. No worries, let them do their thing and use (sorry for the Windows language; hopefully you can translate into the MacIntoshenese equivalent) Windows Explorer to change the extension back to .htx.
In WeatherLink (again, I'm just presuming the Mac version works like the Win version), go to Settings, Internet Settings, select a Profile, click Configure. From that dialog box, pick Select Template Files. Then click Add, and do the normal browse thing to point to the directory and filename(s) in which you're interested.
I hope that works and translates over to the Mac world OK. Let me know how it works and if you need further help. Hopefully a WeatherLink Mac user will chime in and fine tune this if needed.
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