[WT-support] Few questions/comments

[Denny Sahovic, KX7M]

I understand it can be easily remapped.

My point was to use the same key (SPACE BAR) when checking the station 
if it is dupe, to do one more function of sending the call to the band 
map. It does not have to do it on every SPACE BAR hit; only when it is 
leaving callsign text field (if the call is valid). That way there is no 
need to hit any other keys, and it has nothing to do with RUN or S&P 
mode. Just my opinion of saving a keystroke

I will test Bob's suggestion, to use change in VFO (and reduce it to, 
say 100 or 50Hz).

Denny, KX7M


Olivier F5MZN wrote:
> Bob Wilson, N6TV wrotte:
>
>   
>>     - Would it be better to reuse the SPACE for manually filling the
>>     band-map, instead of hitting CTRL-ENTER? 
>>
>>
>> Since space [space bar] is used like [tab] to quickly move between 
>> logging fields, you wouldn't want it to work like Ctrl-Enter, because 
>> then every time you moved to the zone field, Win-Test would erase the 
>> callsign. :-)
>>
>> There's a setting in the band map properties dialog that lets Win-Test 
>> put the current call into the band map automatically whenever you turn 
>> the tuning knob more than 300 Hz (default, adjustable).  See
>>
>> http://docs.win-test.com/wiki/Menu:Windows#Band_Map_properties
>>
>> If you select Tools | Data Entry | Exchange guessing | Automatically, 
>> you won't have to hit space bar to check for a dupe.
>>     
>
> In addition to the Bob comments, I would also suggest to redefine the 
> CTRL+ENTER to another (and easy to hit) one. For example, you can make 
> the big \ key to be a shortcut of CTRL+ENTER.
>
> This can also be usufull for populating the partner window.
>
> 73,
>