Barry:
The web site that had WinMorse 2 is no longer operable. Google it
and click on the site and you end up at a site that says the web site
is temporarily disabled as it hasn't been renewed.
Any idea where I could get a copy?
Joe, KX4JR
At 02:26 PM 11/29/2005, you wrote:
>"Stations going fast are your best friends if you want to improve your
>cw speed."
> 73 bob de w9ge
>
>A program called WinMorse 2 can also be used to help. I take text files
>that I want to read (even eBooks) and run them through the software at
>25 to 35 wpm. to get .wav files. Make sure you use the character
>conversion or do a global search and replace on the text, you will get
>messed up when you get a quotation mark, colon or some other punctuation
>that we don't normally use. When I finish I go ahead and convert the
>.wav files to mp3 format and carry them for plane trips, commutes to
>work, etc. When you get in a contest you know the format of the
>exchange, so 30 wpm on text will generally allow you to work the fast
>ones. I own a copy of Nero and use it to do the .wav to mp3 conversion,
>but there are probably other utilities to do the same thing.
>
>73,
>Barry
>KD5VC
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