AA5AU CR/LF before and space after W0YK CR/LF before and space after (there are some building block macros that don't have the leading CR/LF as they need to seemlessly stack) VE3NEA, who is the autho
For N1MM do we use an {ENTER}or {ENTERLF} at the beginning of the macro. For the skimmer. Thank You! Dave Greig N3BUO *801 Tactical* Phone: (682) 422-6667 http://www.801tactical.com Google Plus: gplu
I think {ENTERLF} is what you want, particularly if you are using ESM hi. 73, Pete N4ZR Check out the Reverse Beacon Network at http://reversebeacon.net, blog at reversebeacon.blogspot.com. For spots
Mark.. Re this: "VE3NEA, who is the author of RTTYSKimmer came up with another possibility with a dynamic way of freezing the data input window based on the mouse movement. He has a demo of this appr
Dave.. This all depends on the Rich Text control that resides on your computer. Try it first with {ENTER} if it works then your good. Some of the RichText control versions required a linefeed to be a
I'm confused by all of this concern about CRLF and scrolling, I guess because I've never used N1MM. In writelog the window doesn't scroll, it wraps around - meaning when the last line in the window i
Well that's almost exactly what I told Alex. He asked if I tried it (I hadn't). The method freezes the window only so long as the mouse is moving. I think it is somewhat unnerving when it unfreezes a
Hi Rick, This is Implemented in N1MM + sort of. In N1MM+ there is an option called "Use RX Window Callsign pause Routines" What this does is when your mouse is over a callsign it freezes input to the
Well, it work and work plainly well. That's interesting as an option. But I think not with the same plain mechanism as it is for the demo. Just looking to a possible implementation into N1MM+ i see s
Alex.. Over the weekend I will download and give the demo a try. Will also try some experiments with the mousemove event and how that goes.. 73 Rick Hi Rick, My demo behaves differently. You do not h
I'm confused by all of this concern about CRLF and scrolling, I guess because I've never used N1MM. In writelog the window doesn't scroll, it wraps around - meaning when the last line in the window
I get it, thanks! I've only used the wrap model so it's what I'm comfortable with. And considering I'm often chasing a call or exchange in different windows depending on conditions - thus having to m
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Hi, I tryed the demo and I think it will not work for SO2R at all. Imagine you are doing dueling CQ. The mouse is always in movement between both DI's, so both DI's will be almost always frozen. I do
Caveat: I haven't tried the demo, so I might be making a bad assumption here. As I understand it, this is an attempt to respond to the concerns some people have with scrolling making point-and-click