ADOBE AIR FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT HOW TO
ADOBE AIR FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT INSTALL
ADOBE AIR FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT PLUS

It seems to work fine (though you do have to click through the warning about an unidentified developer) - feel free to try if you're on Windows!

ADOBE AIR FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT INSTALL

I've just uploaded a Windows version that will work without having to install AIR first. Happy to be here with Potlatch3 without needing the Adobe Flashplayer anymore My conclusion now is that slow data download raised my questions at first use of Potlatch3. Select the area of interest on osm.org and click Edit / Edit with Remote Control (in the settings on osm.org you can make this the default), then wait some seconds (may vary) for map data and imagery to settle. First go to osm.org and login, then start Potlatch3. Tried again and happy to report that 'Remote Control' does work.

On the github page ( ) you refer to on the download page, there is no entry for potlatch3? Is this the right place to discuss Potlatch3 issues? Thanks again for all your work on Potlatch3! I'm using the Firefox browser, latest version 82.0.3. Should this work as described, or is this all latency and data need more time to get downloaded? Also when I first go to my area of interest on osm.org and then press 'Edit' with the 'Remote Control' option, sometimes an error message appears that JOSM or Merkaartor cannot be found, and sometimes nothing happens and also the content in the Potlatch3 window is not being changed.

ADOBE AIR FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT HOW TO

Is Potlatch3 enabled for Remote Control? If yes, how to use it? When I have both osm.org and Potlatch3 open, the loaded area in Potlatch3 does not change when I shift the mapview area on osm.org. Related to this issue: How can you integrate Potlatch3 in the OSM environment - is this called 'Remote Control'? The Edit list on osm.org shows 'Edit with Potlatch 2 (in-browser editor)', 'Edit with iD (in-browser editor)' and 'Edit with Remote Control (JOSM or Merkaartor)'. … 723/4.4226 ? I know that in the Potlatch3 window there is a search button in the upper left, but there you can only search on 'place name' - not on an URL. Question: is there a way to start Potlatch3 with a URL pointing to your area of interest on OSM - for example.

ADOBE AIR FOR WINDOWS 10 64 BIT PLUS

If you use the '+' plus button to zoom in to your area of interest, this firstly takes quite some time and secondly ends with a warning message that you are downloading too much data, however you can continue after that. At start Potlatch3 shows a very big area covering nearly the whole globe. I suppose this is not a Potlatch issue, but rather Adobe Air? After changing settings to use the Nvidia Geforce 940M instead, the rendering was ok and identical to Potlatch 2.

Some examination showed that Potlatch was running on the Integrated Intel Graphics engine. The rendering of dashed lines (ways) was very irregular in first instance. Up to now I have played around a littlebit and have some questions / remarks. Running Potlatch3 is as expected and 'funny' to see it running in it's own standalone desktop window. The only pop-up during installation was about 'publisher unknown', but you can continue the install process. Installation (administrator privileges requireded) was without issues. Running Windows 10 Home 64-bit version 20H2 I've installed Adobe Air and your version of Potlatch3 with the downloaded Potlatch3.air file.

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