Thanks Jim.
The first two lines are written into the INI file in C:\Windows. This
file is completely ignored by Writelog, which uses the file in
c:\...\virtual store
Windows directory. Copying these lines from one INI file to the other
fixed the problem. The other lines you listed are configuration items
specific to MMTTY.
If the maintainer of the plugin still follows this list, may I suggest
that the installer be updated to place the lines in the correct
writelog.ini file on Vista and Windows 7 systems.
Thanks again to all who answered.
73 from a satisfied "customer".
Jim VA3HJ
Jim Rhodes K0XU wrote:
> Do you have lines like these in the [Rttywrite] section of your
> writelog.ini file (where ever your ini file is)? If not, try adding
> them manually. Of course, make sure the MMTTY_LOCATION is correct for
> your installation. I had to do this in Vista, I am waiting till more
> of the bugs are worked out before I try 7. So let me know if this helps.
>
> CustomTnc1MenuEntry=MMTTY
> CustomTnc1ProgId=WriteLog.WlMMTtyTnc.1
> MMTTY_LOCATION=C:\MMTTY\
> SoftwareFSK=0
> MMTTY_USE_MENUS=1
> MMTTY_USE_BUTTONS=0
> MMTTY_ALWAYS_ON_TOP=0
> MMTTY_USE_PROFILE=0
> MMTTY_CQAFC=0
> MMTTY_CQNET=0
> MMTTY_SPAFC=0
> MMTTY_SPNET=0
> MMTTY_AUTOAFC=1
>
>
>
> At 05:58 AM 12/30/2009, you wrote:
>> Hi Gary and others.
>>
>> mmrtty.ocx is in C:\Writelog\Programs as it should be according to your
>> comments below. BUT no MMTTY as a TU type.
>>
>> Has anybody had success with this combination of software?
>>
>> 73, Jim VA3HJ
>>
>>
>> Gary AL9A wrote:
>> > Jim,
>> >
>> > I don't have Windows7, but do run MMTTY V1.66G with WL V10.73D with
>> the
>> > MMTTY plug in. I think your problem may lie in where you are
>> installing
>> > things. I have MMTTY installed in the root directory C:\ rather
>> than in
>> > Program Files. This avoids the problem with the Virtual Store path
>> with
>> > User Account Control, which I hear Windows 7 also employs. I do
>> have WL
>> > installed in Program Files and the WL plug in must also be
>> installed to the
>> > WL program folder in Program Files. If the plug in is successful
>> you should
>> > find the file mmrtty.ocx in your WL Programs folder. I think this
>> is what
>> > makes MMTTY show up in the TU pull down menu. You then point it to
>> your
>> > MMTTY installation. Hope this helps.
>> >
>> > 73,
>> > Gary AL9A
>> >
>> > ----- Original Message -----
>> > From: "Jim Orcheson" <jim@va3hj.ca>
>> > To: <writelog@contesting.com>
>> > Sent: December 29, 2009 9:34 AM
>> > Subject: [WriteLog] Problem with Writelog and MMTTY on Windows 7
>> 64-bit
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >> I am having a problem with Writelog and MMTTY on a computer running
>> >> Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit as follows:
>> >>
>> >> I have installed Writelog v 10.73D, MMTTY v 1.66G, and
>> >> MMTTYPluginForWritelog v 1.3. Writelog works OK, including Rttyrite,
>> >> both send and receive. However, the TU type pulldown menu in Rttyrite
>> >> does not list MMTTY at all.
>> >>
>> >> I have installed Writelog in C:\Program Files (x86) which is the
>> >> default, MMTTY in C:\Program Files (x86) which is the default, and
>> the
>> >> plugin whereever it goes. This did not work.
>> >>
>> >> I uninstalled everything and tried again. I installed Writelog in
>> >> C:\Writelog, then restarted the computer. I installed MMTTY in the
>> >> default location and restarted the computer. I installed the
>> plugin and
>> >> restarted the computer. Still no MMTTY as a TU type.
>> >>
>> >> Am I missing something? Is there something that has to be added to
>> the
>> >> INI file?
>> >>
>> >> 73, Jim VA3HJ
>> >>
>> >>
>
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