>>How do you enter the two or three contacts you've made
>>manually without having the computer send redundant stuff
>>on the air?
>
>For this situation, you can disable cw by using ALT-K.
>It's rather cumbersome to use this for just one part of
>one qso, but if there is more than one to be entered, it
>becomes an efficient approach.
>
>Dave, K6LL
>k6ll@juno.com
Dave, you are absolutely right. I've been using TR since version 4.00
and I'd overlooked that feature for that situation. Duh.
However, I would still like to request a CQ mode equivalent to ctrl-\ so
that I could move forward when I'm in a bind as though I pressed <enter>
but without sending anything.
It probably would be best to have it be the same key for either point in
the process. Ctrl-<enter> makes good logical sense as the key you use
when you want to use <enter> but can't.
If it's ctrl-\ for both, I also kinda wish ctrl-\ could be programmed
into a single key like F11 so I could get to it more quickly than having
to use a key combination.
This feature could help CT users and other TR neophytes assimilate
better, by giving them a parallel non-automated sequence as a starting
point.
Thanks for the hint, Dave, and tia Tree for considering my request.
Dave K5GN
mccarty@hal-pc.org
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