[TRLog] Re: SBDVP in a multi-op environment

[Ron D. Rossi]

Jim,

The full file name is what you type in. I generally use no extension. The CQ 
or EX menus do not change unless you do something to cause the menu to 
redisplay. ESC works well if you have it set to return you to CQ mode. The 
CTRL-V command does work.

Let me see if I can force a redisplay of the menu in the next version which I 
should be releasing by the end of the week!

-- 
73 es God Bless de KK1L...ron rossi(kk1l@arrl.net) <><
Support Programmer for TRLog http://www.qth.com/tr
QTH: Jericho, Vermont
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>>>Jim Smith said:
> Well, I thought I knew how to use CTRL-V.  Turns out I don't.  My belief 
> was that I could create a text file with TR configuration statements in 
> it such as those I routinely use in stdcfg.dat and then load it into TR 
> via CTRL-V, no exit and restart of TR required.  So, I created a text 
> file with a few statements as follows:
> 
> my call = ve7fo
> dvp enable = false
> CQ MENU = What's going on?
> DVP PATH = D:\HamRadio\sbdvp\ve7fo\
> 
> I saved the file under several different names, ve7fo, ve7fo.dat, and 
> ve7fo.cfg.
> I wrote all these files to the current directory and to the TRLog 
> directory (where TR lives).
> 
> I started TR, hit CTRL-V and typed, in response to the prompt, ve7fo and 
> hit RETURN.  CTRL-J showed no change in the above listed items and the 
> cq menu stayed the same.  I tried the same with ve7fo.dat, and ve7fo.cfg 
> .  Same result.
> 
> If you're going to use CTRL-V where should the configuration files be 
> stored?
> 
> Is any particular extension required for files to be used with CTRL-V?
> 
> What am I doing wrong?
> 
> I'm using v 6.69.  Is CTRL-V broken?
> 
> TIA for your help de Jim Smith    VE7FO
> 
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