COMMENTS INTERSPERSED > > > Just upgraded from DXBase 5 to 2003. Imported 33000 Q's and everything > looks > > fine with that. Have some questions. Can someone help me, please: > > - CW keying. Can't seem to get it to work. I am using WIN98SE and a > parallel > > port. It worked fine with DXBase5. In the "Options" "CW" tab, I have > > selected DXB98LPT1 and checked "Activate Internal DXBase keyer" . When I > > click on any of the message folders nothing happens. > > Check System, Harware, Ports and write down the I/O address of the lpt port. > Then read the section on CW interfacing that tells about checking the > registry for proper port addressing. > LPT1 uses IRQ7, 0378. Couldn't find anything in the Help directory - "CW > interfacing section" that mentions anything about the anything to do with > the registry. Am I in the right section?
Help, Contents, CW Interface, Windows Registry Entries. The other thing to make sure is that you have the two files DriverX.sys and DriverX.vxd are installed/copied to Windows System and System32. I can never remember which. This is probably the most common problem people have, getting the darn cw interface to work. I fought it for a long time till I got it solved. > > > > > - DXTelnet. I am a registered user. Can I set it up so it is easy to log > > onto from DXBase like I presently do by selecting "New Internet Cluster" > > under the "Windows" pull-down? > > Nope, that's how it's done. > If I select something other than DXTelnet, like "na2na.homedns.org" it logs > on by selecting "New Internet Cluster". But with DXTelnet it doesn't do > that. I am assuming there is something I need to do to set it up. > > > > - Is there a way to click on a called out call on either the packet screen > > or internet screen and have the radio go to that frequency? I can use > Alt-Q > > to manually change the freq on the TS-950SDX. > > Clicking on the Type column should 'jump' your rig to that frequency listed. > This works in either Packet, Internet, and the DX Info windows. > Yes, that does it - Tnx. > > > > - I have the RAC CD loaded on my hard drive. How do I set up DXBase so I > can > > easily go there for an address? > > Go to Options, User Options and Directories. > Fill in the info. > Sometimes, with some computers you have to put a \ at the end of the CDROM > Data Path. > I use Buckmaster and I have to enter into the window \HAM0\ > Some computers need that final \ others do not. Gremlin???? > Since I have the RAC cd loaded on my hard drive, can I just point to folder > on my hard drive? What I typed in was "D:\ham\rac\". In the QSL INFO screen, > on the left size under CDROM, I get a message "Not found, RAC error 3". > > > > > > > - I subscribe to GOWIN. How do I set it up to check for QSL managers? > Under > > the "AUX MGR" screen I list it's path, but nothing happens. > > First off you have to have the proper GoWin.dll and weekly updates in a > GoWin directory. There is a special .dll supplied by GoList. > The Dos weekly updates will not work. > In AuX Manger, fill in the GoList Data Path. > I have GOWIN and the "GOWIN32.dll" in the folder. It is in folder > "E:\ham\gowin" and that is what I typed in the Aux Mgr. Still can't get it > to work. > > Guess I am missing a few things yet. > Tnx agn > Tony > > > > > > > Tnx for the help. I'm a greenie with this program, yet. > > > > Tony > > N2TK > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > DXBase Reflector - Please visit us on the web at www.dxbase.com > > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > > To UNSUBSCRIBE please visit: > > http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/dxbase > > > > > > > >
