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You're probably better off importing a planetary map, than drawing topography. You'll get a better looking product, imo. Admittedly, there's not a huge selection out there but there are a few good ones.

hth,
Bob

There are many changes in how DAWS operates compared to DA2000. You should probably read the manual for details. That said, "load" has been replaced with "import,XXX.dmf", where XXX.dmf is the name/location of your map.

hth,
Bob

http://nomads.ncdc.noaa.gov/ is probably you're best bet.

Be sure and use the 211 domain.

hth,
Bob

Yes, Roy. They're showing up in the buoy download from Albany.

hth,
Bob

Dear Carl,

Glad to be of help. Hope all is well with you.

Bob

Carl, I believe the Pro version should have the "Professional" designation across the title bar...I know mine does. The Cd contains all the files needed for map generation. If you've installed the Pro version and DAWS is still showing "Registered", I would uninstall the earlier D...

Here's a basic version you can try: ANALYZE,CONT EQUA=5400 COLOR=55:90:250 LINE=2 CONT LSTN=5400 COLOR=55:90:250 CONT CINT=60 DASH COLOR=200:0:0 SDIF=1:2 STOR=2 GHGT H000 STOR=1 GHGT H500 ANALYZE,HILO CONT CINT=4 LINE=2 SLPR HSFC product,plf,0,Surface Plots Note: All of the text before the second An...

He's probably busy with storm chasing activities. Plus, I know he moved recently and may not have his new home office set up yet. But still, it's not like him to not answer email within a reasonable period of time. Hopefully, he will surface over here soon.

regards,
Bob

At present, I don't think it can be done via a script. The only way I know how to get VV's is to use the GRIB forecast models.

hth,
Bob

Yes, and yes.

hth,
Bob