Thank you for the very kind words regarding our program and the ship. It really is our pleasure to expose the youth to the wonders of the past and our history, and the positive affect it has on the youth makes it all worthwhile. I hope that you were able to see all that you wanted to see, and will be joining us again in the future to see our additions to the museum. We will be displaying a Soyuz capsule aboard the ship in the very near future, amongst other exciting additions to come. Again, thank you for your kind words, and thank you for your supporting our program.

Marcus Dorsey
USS Hornet Museum

I didn’t actually have to do anything to get Vosky to vary ring tones based on inbound Skype or land line calls. When receiving Skype calls, our phones sound two short rings, pause, repeat instead of the usual ring, pause, repeat.

I just double-checked our config to make sure and found no configuration options for this feature. It seems a little far-fetched but maybe your phone only supports one type of ringtone? You might want to check with a “traditional” phone just to make sure.

Was wondering how you set up your home phone to ring with different ring tones depending on if the call was from a landline or Skype.

Thanks,

Dan

The UI is fine. However I’ve found that you had better only scan a host that exists. Pointing it at an IP that has no host locks up the Palm, so no scanning a range. I could really use something like SuperScan for the Palm. It would be great to pick a class C and scan for active hosts.

Any chance you’ll start Palm programming again?

Thanks for trying this out. I’m happy to hear that it actually still works. And even happier that it runs fast (it was pretty slow on my Treo 300, but my expectations were then as well ;-). Does the UI look OK?

And let me say, it’s screaming fast. Time to play and try out all the features.

Don’t use the interactive feature, it forces a soft reset.

Paul, thanks for this great tool. On a TX it’s a great way to scan hosts on a wireless network.