Grant,
I second the motion for an always available type ahead buffer for RTTY and
PSK. Having to invoke one takes too long for me.
Being a FT100D user, this brings up the subject of two radio control of the
FT1000 series radios. Surely there are enough of them being used with
WriteLog that maybe Wayne would consider adding it to the "to be considered
" list??
There have been two or three queries about this, I have one by Andy DF3IAL
SM4CNN from Feb. 20 in front of me now and I've seen others.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Grant Bright, Ph.D." <gbright@bellsouth.net>
To: <writelog@contesting.com>
Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:03 AM
Subject: Re: [WriteLog] TrueTTY/Type ahead buffer wish
>
> Hi Wayne, David and ListMates,
>
> I don't know how to put the two together, but I think I
> might know part of why you ask. Perhaps because of TrueTTY's
> type ahead capabilities?
>
> I want to thank Wayne, Ron and all the team for a neat
> program. It was late at night when I first tried to use it,
> and lets just say, I didn't do well with it. Now that I am
> coming up to speed, I love the way the colored alerts come
> in ...just one click on the alert and you know what country
> he is in along with the beam direction and the
> sunrise/sunset. That's a great feature.
>
> If I had one wish for WriteLog, it would be to have the type
> ahead buffer be a part of the bottom of the receive windows,
> have word wrap, word out at a time, auto line feed and
> perhaps an adjustable time out to allow a couple of seconds
> to correct typos. I have tried XPWIN, and PkTerm. They have
> nice type ahead buffers, but lack the neat incoming alerts,
> etc.
>
> There is not another program--that I know of-- that combines
> the receive identification of WriteLog with the two "click"
> ability to call. But many times even in a fast DX contact, a
> question comes along that I don't have a macro set up for,
> so I have to type. I fumble to get the type ahead buffer up,
> then forget to hit return and my line just stretches out
> from Georgia to about the Texas border. In my haste I xx
> cross out mistakes. The print looks not so great 5 or 6000
> thousand miles away.
>
> I love being able to really put the 1000D to work with one
> receiver's output to the TU and the other to the soundcard.
> Interestingly, the probability is that if one misses a word
> the other will catch it. It is very surprising how the two
> receivers and two receive windows work together. Now I just
> need to get the other tower up using diversity receive to
> really bring 'em in. hihi
>
> Now if that typing buffer would just stay put, and have the
> features I mentioned above, I would be a very happy
> RTTY/WriteLog kinda guy.
>
> Thanks for considering this Wayne, I know your list of "get
> 'round to s" is long.
>
> 73 to All
> Grant
> W4OJC
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "David Douglass" <ddouglass@mmfsias.com.au>
> To: <dxsoft@yahoogroups.com>; <writelog@contesting.com>
> Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 1:39 AM
> Subject: [WriteLog] TrueTTY and WriteLog
>
>
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Is anyone out there using TrueTTY and WriteLog together.
> More specifically,
> > does anyone have it set up transfer information from
> TrueTTY into the input
> > box on WriteLog. If so I'd be more than interested as to
> how you've done it.
> >
> > Many thanks
> > David Douglass, VK2DPD
>
>
>
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