No - Alt-F3 is to spot DX. As Jim said - use Alt-F5 to store your orig. freq. in memory, then after qsy-ing, hit Alt-F4 to return to that stored original freq. NJ what of in
Alt-F4 still does go to the last spot - but, with the spots coming so fast and furious, the last spot is probably not the one you want any more! It's the last packet spot received - not necessarily t
As Carl and Dave said, you don't use a comport for your network card. It does use up an IRQ though, and that may be a problem. Given what you have told us, I would suggest you put in a serial port sw
Apparently the function of Alt-F4 has indeed changed in the latest versions to be a toggle between run frequency and the last spot selected via either I'm still using older versions in multi-op situa
CT-Users: Before this "debate" gets out of hand, consider the value of any response you might make. If the value is zero, as the entire discussion has been from my perspective, please exercise restra
There's nothing wrong with offering something for sale. I think if you're going to offer something for sale, then state your price and get it over with. If you're going to run an auction, then eBay w
Robert, I don't believe that it is possible to have two DVP's in one computer,but aside from that, there's no real reason to be able to do that since you can only transmit on one radio at a time. You
If you mean when you are using the CW "Keyboard Mode" what you have observed is correct. When you activate CW Keyboard mode, the keyboard is dedicated to sending typed out CW. Under what circumstance
You can also just type a "?" at the end of the call and [F5] will send it or when you press [Insert] the "?" will be sent to indicate that you need a correction. I find that this is easy to do since
I'm not certain what version this changed in, but 9.67 considers M5ZAP and M5ZAP/P two different callsigns. In earlier versions, i.e; 9.49, it treated them as one. Which way is correct ? I've seen th
You're not using radio control. Type in any frequency that would be good for the contest, like 28500 for the 10 meter contest and hit enter. You can then log all you want. Version 9.67, ARRL 10M Cont
Unless you're ready to abandon all DOS programs, go with Win98SE. WinMe is a very poor version of Win98 and is not compatible with many low level functions of more sophisticated network programs. now
My CT networking associate from 3-land is correct about WinMe running CT properly. My point is that if you are choosing a new O/S, the most versatile (allowing DOS programs - and reliable too) right
I posted an article about how to easily set up your Windows computer to run CT on the contesting.com website. The best way to do this is to boot directly to DOS. The link to the article is below: htt
That's easy - replace the old country file with a new accurate one and then re-open the log file with CT. It will be re-scored immediately. Do a WRITELOG on the callsign entry field, and it will also
It sounds like you may either have a problem with this interface thing, or you may have the radio in a mode that CT can't read. If for example, you are in a tune-able memory mode of operation, you're
It sounds like you may either have a problem with this interface thing, or you may have the radio in a mode that CT can't read. If for example, you are in a tune-able memory mode of operation, you're