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Typos - Version: 1.0, 12/31/2004 02:41AM PST
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typoes!! - Version: 1.0, 7/21/2004 03:30AM PST
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Mistafeesh
If, like me you're a bit fussy about having your hometown spelled wrong, here's how you can fix it:
Quit Weather and trash the preference file "com.luxor.weather.plist" from your user/Library/Preferences. You'll have to tell it where you live again, so you might want to make a note of that ICAO code.
right click on the Weather application icon (not a shortcut to it) and go to "show package contents". In the finder window that opens go to Contents/Resources. In there is a file called "Locations.plist". Open this file in a text editor. Search for the mis-spelled version of your place name, and replace it with the correct version. Save the file.
Re-open Weather, re-set your prefs, et voila!! you no longer have to live in "Newquai" or "London (Engalnd)".
Nice app, BTW. Especially for me as my office is a converted garage with no windows!!
Quit Weather and trash the preference file "com.luxor.weather.plist" from your user/Library/Preferences. You'll have to tell it where you live again, so you might want to make a note of that ICAO code.
right click on the Weather application icon (not a shortcut to it) and go to "show package contents". In the finder window that opens go to Contents/Resources. In there is a file called "Locations.plist". Open this file in a text editor. Search for the mis-spelled version of your place name, and replace it with the correct version. Save the file.
Re-open Weather, re-set your prefs, et voila!! you no longer have to live in "Newquai" or "London (Engalnd)".
Nice app, BTW. Especially for me as my office is a converted garage with no windows!!
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- typoes!!
Excellent 
- Version: 1.0, 7/15/2004 08:19AM PST
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Mr. Pi
This is a truly great, program. It's simple, free, easy to use, good looking and highly useful. It performs like WeatherPop, but without the crashing and cost. I really enjoy using this program, as it is a quality piece of free software. Thanks for making a great piece of software!
And for typos:
You can edit the names from within the app by adding an ICAO-code, click Add Location and enter name and country.
http://www.airport-technology.com/icao-codes/
Mail the developer and ask for updates!!