The Contest Computer .28mm

[na2n at ifam.com]

>As previously stated my contest logging experience is with K1EA's CT. OK!
>Here we go! Looking at CT ver 9 in the 50 line mode on a 14" .39mm dot 
>pitch monitor for a whole weekend is not an experience that I want to go
>through. The text is small and fuzzy (no KY1H it is not a "warm" fuzzy).
>This is guaranteed to give one a headache and even with my bifocals it is
>not pleasant. <snip>

A SUPER program that makes a tremendous amount of difference in -vga mode is 
Brian Beezley's "FONT.EXE". This TSR replaces your system fonts with a set 
specifically designed for use at VGA resolutions. It uses very little memory, 
and makes life much easier. I run it all the time to make my DOS (I know - 
"What's DOS?) screens more readable.

FONT.EXE is available from a number of sources, including the RadioSport BBS in 
CA (619-279-3921). I know there are FTP sites that have it, but I don't have 
the addresses handy. An excellent shareware addition to the Contest Computer.

73,

Greg Becker NA2N
na2n at ifam.com
Ideas For American Manufacturers
"Technology Conceptualization and Enhancement"

>From bruce at shore.net (Bruce Marshall)  Wed Dec  6 14:03:18 1995
From: bruce at shore.net (Bruce Marshall) (Bruce Marshall)
Date: Wed, 6 Dec 1995 09:03:18 -0500
Subject: FCC 1070: 610-V Instructions
Message-ID: <199512061403.AA14226 at northshore.ecosoft.com>

I was able to download 610-V forms from FCC homepage, but saw no 
instructions, previously identified as 1070, other than the first page 
info on the 610-V. Has anyone successfully located the instruction sheets 
for the vanity callsign program for downloading? 
73, Larry N6AZE

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