That was my fault. In one experiment with CTWin, I had changed polling time
from 1/2 second to every five seconds and forgot to back it out. I changed
that back today.
- Ken
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From: ct-user-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:ct-user-bounces@contesting.com]
On Behalf Of Alan C. Zack
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 4:58 PM
To: Jose M. Valdes R. YV5LIX
Cc: ct-user@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [ct-user] FW: CTWin V9.87 on air results.
Ref to Jose's notes regarding the time. I also had a situation where
the time incremented in 5 or 6 seconds hacks. Not a problem for me as
SOLP, search and pounce. Only thing it affected seemed to be
AUTOSAVE. Unless the time hit HR:00:00 there was no AUTOSAVE. Once I
noticed this I would type in a SAVELOG after making several Q's.
Otherwise it worked perfectly for me as a straight logger/dupe
checker. I did not use any other bell and whistles or functions by my
own choice.
I was using WIN98SE. I thought perhaps my PC was causing this time
jump problem even though I had not seen it happen previously in other
contests with other CTWIN versions. I hit CTL/ALT/DEL and turned off
all other programs running in the CLOSE PROGRAM Window except for
EXPLORER and SYSTRAY, but that did not keep the second count from
jumping in 5 or 6 second steps.
I also noted not being to use the mouse to move things around but
having read that this is normal did not worry about it.
73
"Jose M. Valdes R. YV5LIX" wrote:
>
> Hi all, I hope that you all did well, and I know that K1TTT and KC1XX
> had a great score, congratulations.
>
> Here is the result of on the air results of CTWin v9.87.
>
> The software performed just great for SOSB HP 20 meters operation on the
> DX side, all the functions that were used worked as expected and no a
> single major problem was detected.
>
> The software was started at 20:00 UTC Friday and it was on until 00:45
> UTC Monday and it never hanged, and a total of 1987 QSOs were made.
>
> Scoring:
>
> The score was kept correctly, so the bug present in the previous
> versions was not present.
>
> Multipliers:
>
> Same as above.
>
> Voice-keyer:
>
> The J-COM Ventriloquist worked without problems as in the
> previous DOS versions using LPT2.
>
> Time:
>
> The time still has a small bug and about 3 times in every minute
> it stopped for about 5 seconds and them is updated correctly by
> the dos emulation routine, some times at the end of the minute
> it runs about 10 seconds behind before updating.
>
> Speed:
>
> In this computer was extremely fast.
>
> Telnet:
>
> The telnet feature was not used during the contest, but it was
> tested the night before by connecting to K1TTT and other nodes
> and it id worked flawlessly.
>
> Partial-check/Super-check:
>
> These features worked flawlessly.
>
> Notes:
>
> These features worked flawlessly.
>
> Minor problems:
>
> 1.- While changing the color of the main log the area were the
> time is shown will remain color "3" and will not match the rest
> of the screen.
>
> 2.- As indicated in a previous message the windows can not be
> relocated as in the DOS versions, this problems seems to be
> caused by the inability of CT to detect the MOUSE driver in use
> by windows, as this is the way it works under DOS, CT detects the
> MOUSE driver and enable the windows positioning feature. This is
> frustrating since under DOS I use to have CT in -VGA (50 lines)
> mode so I can have several windows open without been one on top
> of the others, so I hope this could be fixed in future versions.
>
> Hardware/Software used:
>
> Windows XP Professional Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 1
> Compilation 2600, INTEL Pentium III 800 (512k L1), 1 GB RAM,
> Ultra ATAS 100 HDD and NVIDEA TNT64 video card.
>
> 73/DX Joe, YV5LIX
>
> http://www.yv5lix.org.ve
>
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