I know this is bizarre, but I've tried several different approaches and
still have the problem.
With Windows 7/64, WL 10.87, and the MMTTY plug-in installed with the legacy
installer, when I open the Rttyrite window, I don't get the MMTTY control
panel. Instead I get the full MMTTY running minimized. The standalone
MMTTY is doing the decoding, not the Rttyrite window.
I have Windows 7 UAC turned off. I uninstalled WL, which had been in the
Program Files x86 folder, into my C:\Ham\Writelog folder. I have tried
MMTTY.EXE with and without the "Run as Administrator" box checked. I have
deleted another user account on the computer that I had for my wife. I have
cleaned the registry with Norton Utilities. Speaking of Norton, I do have
Norton Internet Security, and I have tried turning that off. (At this
point, I'll uninstall it if that would help.) I have tried a couple of
different full installations of MMTTY, each of which works OK standalone.
I can choose Rttyrite AFSK instead of MMTTY, and that works.
Interestingly, after I uninstalled WL and reinstalled it into
C:\Ham\Writelog, I didn't get a writelog.ini file copied into the
...\VirtualStore\Windows folder. I did copy the initial one in from
\Windows.
I really am motivated to make this work. WL supports the subreceiver in my
K3, and I've had stability problems trying to get N1MM to work with SO2V.
N1MM actually crashes the computer after I try to close the port configurer
window if I select SO2V, and I have no way to recover but to do reboot it.
Maybe that's a symptom of the same problem I'm seeing with WL. I assume
both are caused by my computer configuration.
Any suggestions in solving this "Believe it or not" problem would be
appreciated.
Jim N7US
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