N1MM Logger requires (as do other programs incorporating MMTTY) that the RTTY program be downloaded separately, rather then being distributed along with the logging program, then installed separately. This does NOT violate the intent of MMTTY's author. How you use the freeware program is up to you. Providing use of the freeware program to port data to another program is a different issue, IMHO.
73 Joe WD?M At 06:39 AM 9/13/2004, Pete Smith wrote: >At 04:12 PM 9/12/2004, Kostas SV1DPI wrote: > >>Please add me to the list also... >> >>I work a computer with xp i can't run the mmtty right because ptt and radio >>control is in same port. >>dx4win learned me abt psk but i am not satisfied with it now. I think that >>decoding is much worst from first time. Digipan is much much better. >>I use writelog for contests and i love dx4win but it was a big >>dissapointment for me that 603 had not mmtty..... > >MMTTY's author does permit his code to be used in any problem that was >sold, rather than offered as freeware. This is why it can be used in N1MM >Logger, but not in DX4WIN. In the case of Writelog, one of the Writelog >users wrote a bridging program that permits Writelog to "talk to" >MMTTY. In my opinion, this violates the intent of MMTY's restriction, but >they seem to be comfortable doing it this way. > >73, Pete N4ZR
