[WT-support] Few questions/comments

[Tõnno Vähk]

ByeBye was a great addition!! I was very satisfied even though it is true that there is a half second delay and it is of course visible that it opens the ALT-C window and then sends the message when the window is opened.

BTW, I often used it for sending long exchange for the ones who had trouble with ENN AE:) and when I queued the message from BB (pushing F5 and BB message immidiately after it) then it sent the message without any extra delay and very nicely.

I am not programmer and was not quite sure from the logic that is it possible to use this BB program to set a key combination under e.g. F9. Say to activate AUTOSENDING for example..or AUTOCQ...??

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A small problem I have had a few times is 3.18 crashing immidiately after start. That has never happened before to other versions but now about 5 times with 3.18 on different computers. Once it stays on it does not happen any more. I don't know if anyone else noticed...

73
tonno
es5tv

-----Original Message-----
From: support-bounces at win-test.com [mailto:support-bounces at win-test.com] On Behalf Of Laurent HAAS - F6FVY
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 3:38 PM
To: support at win-test.com
Subject: Re: [WT-support] Few questions/comments

Hi Denny

Denny Sahovic, KX7M a écrit :

> - When I am CQing, why bother putting the call signs of stations that 
> are calling me into the band-map. Isn't it better to leave it blank, or 
> mark it as a last CQ requency?

Because not everyone here use the RUN/S&P switch (I personnaly never 
did, and I know dozens of people who never do too). So, WT can't 
distinct if the callsign you entered follows a CQ *or* is an answer to a 
caller. Thus, WT enters it in the bandmap in every case, to be sure. 
BTW, I don't see any drawback to that.

> - ByeByeCT worked well for reprogramming F9-F12, but there is a half a 
> second delay before it starts sending. Anyone noticed this?

I can't say much on that because I use 7 F-keys only (actually 4...), 
but it may be related to the fact that ByeByeCT is an interpreted 
program only which "replays" key presses. It means that, even if you 
don't see it clearly, ByeByeCT "opens" the additional message wnd and 
send the appropriate message. Of course, it is not as quick as a 
build-in function, but it can help some users.

73

Larry - F6FVY

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