[Flexradio] Controlling PowerSDR when console window doesn't have focus

[Sami Aintila]

Something like this was discussed a couple of days ago. I remembered
that I have some very simple code that might be useful. I quickly
wrote a demonstration to show how it could work with PowerSDR:
http://kotisivu.dnainternet.net/ahti/sdr-1000/mwheelhk.zip

The ZIP file contains mwheelhk.exe that will enable you to use mouse
wheel tuning even when the PowerSDR window doesn't have focus.
PowerSDR needs to be running before you start mwheelhk. Now, mwheelhk
will capture all mouse wheel events and send them to PowerSDR even if
the PowerSDR window is minimized or some other window has focus. You
can temporarily disable mwheelhk by holding down the Alt key on the
keyboard while you roll the mouse wheel.

Capturing only the mouse wheel events is probably not very useful.
However, selected keyboard events could be handled in a similar
fashion. This would enable users to work with other applications, but
still be able to control the radio without having to activate the
PowerSDR window.

It would probably be better to have this integrated into PowerSDR
rather than use a separate program. Of course, it has to be an
optional feature that users can disable.

73, Sami OH2BFO

Re: [Flexradio] Controlling PowerSDR when console window doesn't havefocus

[Simon Brown \(HB9DRV\)]

Hey-ho a nice idea. I was thinking of something similar for my own software 
and decided to have a small window - maybe system tray icon - where keyboard 
/ mouse input is routed through to the main program. The code from 
www.codejock.com has some nice ideas in the system tray area.


The glory of programming is that you could write something similar to 
Windows Media Player's mini toolbar (optionally shown when minimised). I 
haven't found out how to do this myself but were you to do this you would 
have a fine solution!


Simon Brown
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- Original Message - 
From: "Sami Aintila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>




Something like this was discussed a couple of days ago.


[snippo]

Re: [Flexradio] A simple fan noise abatement modification

[Tim Ellison]

True, but the fan in the SDR1k needs an 80mm X 15mm format (very thin) and I
could not find one in that format that had the temp sensors that were not
10-20 dBA louder than the fan currently installed.

-Tim
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Integrated Technical Services ( http://www.itsco.com )


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Clark, W3IWI
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 12:18 AM
To: Paul Wade W1GHZ
Cc: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] A simple fan noise abatement modification

Paul Wade W1GHZ wrote:
> another way to reduce fan noise is to reduce the speed of the fan.
> one of my recent projects is a fan controller with speed proportional
> to temperature, with the temp sensor wherever you like.
A number of 12VDC computer fans (I'm looking at one right now branded 
"ThermalTake") come with speed control capabilities built in -- either 
from a pot or a  thermistor that they supply with the fans. I use the 
pot variety on my PC and "tune" the speed for minimum noise.

73, Tom

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Re: [Flexradio] Feature request - white noise generator for receive EQ

[Tim Ellison]

Bill, you are correct, pink noise is better than white.  But back in the
"good ol' daze" white was all I had.  It was a more black & white world (and
little digital sound processing that we could afford) back then :-)

BTW, I tried the white noise generator in the 1.5.5 preview releases as
referred to by Bob, but I can not find a way to have the mic pick up the
white noise, display it on the spectrum analyzer and using the RX EQ,
flatten the response.  Anyone have a trick or hint for doing this?

-Tim
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-Original Message-
From: Bill Guyger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 4:16 PM
To: flexRadio@flex-radio.biz; Tim Ellison
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Feature request - white noise generator forreceive
EQ

OK I've actually slept simce my rock and roll days, but IF I remember
correctly, white noise has equal energy per hertz which means that it has a
rising frequency responce plot as frequency rises. Sound systems are more
properly equalized with "pink" noise which is white noise filtered to yield
equal energy per octive or a flat frequency response. 

If you set up EQ with white noise you will have a "hotter" high end than you
might want. Does the internal generator create pink or white noise?

Bill AD5OL

>>> "Tim Ellison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/15/05 11:47AM >>>
I was setting the receive EQ this morning and had an idea that I wanted
to share with the Flex-Radio virtual neighborhood.

Back many moons ago when I was much younger, I played in a rock band
(for all the reasons you would join a rock band) and one of my jobs was
to help the sound man set the final EQ specific to the speakers we were
using and the geometry of the venue we were playing.  We did this with a
white noise generator and an audio spectrum analyzer.

My thought was we have most of those components already in the PowerSDR
application.  If you added a white noise generator you could direct the
output to your speakers and while using your microphone to measure the
output, you manually (or with an automatic software routine) adjust the
receive EQ until you flat line the response.  This would allow you to
compensate for room acoustics and non-linear speaker response.

Wadda ya think? 

-Tim
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Integrated Technical Services   
Apex, NC USA
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Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR Ver 1.4.5.P5 - Strange TX pulsing

[SERGE BERTUZZO]

Hello to the list. I hope someone can shed some light on a problem that I am experiencing.  The setup here is a Pentium 4 3GHz - 512 BM - Delta 44 , VAC and VCOM. I am using MixW for my digital modes.
 
I am finding that while I am able to control the MixW software and decode digital transmissions, I seem to experience a pulsing action (approx 1 sec intervals) on the transmitted signal. On PSK or RTTY you can also clearly notice the pulsing action on the panadapter display of the PowerSDR console. 
 
I thought that this problem could be related to the VAC settings. I adjusted the buffer size in the SDR VAC setup from 512 - 2048. With the lower setting the pulsing (still occurs but not as frequent) however it is much more pronounced (almost seems stronger as well) when I have the buffer set to the 2048 setting. 
I thought that perhaps I had a SWR problem with the antenna so I tested the SDR with a dummy load and experienced the same problem. I have monitored my signals on another receiver and am able to hear the pulsing action. 
 
Any help/guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance. 
 
Regards,
 
Serge 
VA3SB
 

Re: [Flexradio] Feature request - white noise generator for receiveEQ

[Eric Wachsmann - FlexRadio]

Tim,

I'm not clear on what you're asking.  When the signal generator is
turned on, it completely replaces the typical input or output, depending
on which mode is selected.  You can use this on TX to drive the input in
order to adjust the TXEQ (same thing on RX).


Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems

> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> radio.biz] On Behalf Of Tim Ellison
> Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 8:36 AM
> To: Bill Guyger; flexRadio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Feature request - white noise generator for
> receiveEQ
> 
> Bill, you are correct, pink noise is better than white.  But back in
the
> "good ol' daze" white was all I had.  It was a more black & white
world
> (and
> little digital sound processing that we could afford) back then :-)
> 
> BTW, I tried the white noise generator in the 1.5.5 preview releases
as
> referred to by Bob, but I can not find a way to have the mic pick up
the
> white noise, display it on the spectrum analyzer and using the RX EQ,
> flatten the response.  Anyone have a trick or hint for doing this?
> 
> -Tim
> ---
> Tim Ellison ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
> Integrated Technical Services ( http://www.itsco.com )
> 
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Bill Guyger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 4:16 PM
> To: flexRadio@flex-radio.biz; Tim Ellison
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Feature request - white noise generator
> forreceive
> EQ
> 
> OK I've actually slept simce my rock and roll days, but IF I remember
> correctly, white noise has equal energy per hertz which means that it
has
> a
> rising frequency responce plot as frequency rises. Sound systems are
more
> properly equalized with "pink" noise which is white noise filtered to
> yield
> equal energy per octive or a flat frequency response.
> 
> If you set up EQ with white noise you will have a "hotter" high end
than
> you
> might want. Does the internal generator create pink or white noise?
> 
> Bill AD5OL
> 
> >>> "Tim Ellison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/15/05 11:47AM >>>
> I was setting the receive EQ this morning and had an idea that I
wanted
> to share with the Flex-Radio virtual neighborhood.
> 
> Back many moons ago when I was much younger, I played in a rock band
> (for all the reasons you would join a rock band) and one of my jobs
was
> to help the sound man set the final EQ specific to the speakers we
were
> using and the geometry of the venue we were playing.  We did this with
a
> white noise generator and an audio spectrum analyzer.
> 
> My thought was we have most of those components already in the
PowerSDR
> application.  If you added a white noise generator you could direct
the
> output to your speakers and while using your microphone to measure the
> output, you manually (or with an automatic software routine) adjust
the
> receive EQ until you flat line the response.  This would allow you to
> compensate for room acoustics and non-linear speaker response.
> 
> Wadda ya think?
> 
> -Tim
> ---
> Tim Ellison 
> Integrated Technical Services 
> Apex, NC USA
> 919.674.0044 Ext. 25 / 919.674.0045 (FAX)
> 919.215.6375 - cell
> >>> PGP public key available at all public KeyServers <<<
> 
> 
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[Flexradio] v1.4.5 p6 DIGL&DIGU filter Width slider

[rihob., es7aaz]

Hi,

moving a width slider in digu or digl mode causes a strange
filter behavior ;)

rgds,
riho, es7aaz

Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR Ver 1.4.5.P5 - Strange TX pulsing

[Robert W McGwier]

Serge:

On the M-Audio control panel,  on the hardware tab.  Please give me the 
"DMA" size.


Bob



SERGE BERTUZZO wrote:
Hello to the list. I hope someone can shed some light on a problem 
that I am experiencing.  The setup here is a Pentium 4 3GHz - 512 BM - 
Delta 44 , VAC and VCOM. I am using MixW for my digital modes.
 
I am finding that while I am able to control the MixW software and 
decode digital transmissions, I seem to experience a pulsing action 
(approx 1 sec intervals) on the transmitted signal. On PSK or RTTY you 
can also clearly notice the pulsing action on the panadapter display 
of the PowerSDR console.
 
I thought that this problem could be related to the VAC settings. I 
adjusted the buffer size in the SDR VAC setup from 512 - 2048. With 
the lower setting the pulsing (still occurs but not as frequent) 
however it is much more pronounced (almost seems stronger as well) 
when I have the buffer set to the 2048 setting.
I thought that perhaps I had a SWR problem with the antenna so I 
tested the SDR with a dummy load and experienced the same problem. I 
have monitored my signals on another receiver and am able to hear the 
pulsing action.
 
Any help/guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance.
 
Regards,
 
Serge

VA3SB

 



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Re: [Flexradio] v1.4.5 p6 DIGL&DIGU filter Width slider

[Robert W McGwier]

I agree with this.  The sliders are almost unusable in DigU/DigL. 


Bob



rihob., es7aaz wrote:

Hi,

moving a width slider in digu or digl mode causes a strange
filter behavior ;)

rgds,
riho, es7aaz


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[Flexradio] HRD

[w8ikn]

I have been unable to make HRD connect with Pwr Sdr 1.4.5prev 5 or 6. Worked fine with the previous versions. Suggestions would be apreciated.  Thanks,  Art
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[Flexradio] Beta 6 with HRD and MixW

[w2agn]

I just installed 1.4.5 B6. I imported the DB from Beta 4. All seems well 
with HRD and MixW here.


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[Flexradio] Micro Power receiving test

[Trevor Smithers]

The first of this seasons Candlelight tests takes place this Sunday (20th) - 
excellent 
opportunity to check out your low power receiving capabilities. Go here for 
details:

http://www.uba.be/actual/candlelight/candlelight_en.html

73
Trevor  G0KTN

[Flexradio] 1.4.5 Preview 6 DIGU transmits LSB or USB

[Kurt Vangsness]

[ I'm resending this - looks like the first one got lost ]

I noticed that although DIGU sets the filter up in the upper sideband, 
when transmitting
it can transmit on the lower sideband (or at least the panadaptor 
display appears to show this).
If you select LSB and then select DIGU and then hit MOX you will see 
what I mean. Selecting
USB and then DIGU appears to correct this behavior (or is this a feature 
;-) DIGL has the

same behavior of transmitting on the memory of the last selected sideband.

 73 and thanks for all the great work!
Kurt KC9FOL

Re: [Flexradio] HRD

[José Dumoulin]

Art

Have you verified that, after importing a previous database,  the com 
port numbers are still correct. HRD works perfectly here with 1.4.5 all 
previews.


73 - José


[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :

I have been unable to make HRD connect with Pwr Sdr 1.4.5prev 5 or 6. 
Worked fine with the previous versions. Suggestions would be apreciated.

Thanks,
Art


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[Flexradio] v1.4.5 p6 RTTY Click-Tuning wrong offset

[rihob., es7aaz]

Hi,

RTTY Click-Tuning offset should be 2210Hz, not 2040Hz
if Mark freq. is 2125Hz and shit 170Hz as HAM default.

rgds,
riho.

[Flexradio] Benvenuti

[Giuseppe Campana]

Ciao a tutti !!

Con questo post voglio portare a conoscenza di tutti gli SDR Italiani che
nel forum originale sul sito www.flex-radio.com è stata aperta la sezione in
lingua Italiana con diversi argomenti specifici.

Sperando posaa essere cosa gradita e utile a tutti, un caloroso saluto.

Beppe
IK3VIG

[Flexradio] BENVENUTI / WELCOME

[Giuseppe Campana]

Hello all

this post to annunce the open of Italian's language section of Forum on the
original website www.flex.radio.com

I hope it will be useful for all Italian's SDR friends.

Thanks to Eric & Gerald for this.

73 Beppe
IK3VIG

Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR Ver 1.4.5.P5 - Strange TX pulsing

[Jeff Anderson]

Serge,
 
This 
may not be related at all to your problem, but I've experienced pulsing in SSB 
mode - turned out it was related to an improperly wired mic.  One clue was 
that there was no pulsing if I pressed the MOX button on the display, but 
pulsing occured if I used the mic's PTT button.
 
Does 
this problem *always* happen?  If you key with MOX, does it go 
away?
 
Regards,
 
- 
Jeff, WA6AHL

  -Original Message-From: 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of SERGE 
  BERTUZZOSent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 7:55 AMTo: 
  flexRadio@flex-radio.bizSubject: Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR Ver 
  1.4.5.P5 - Strange TX pulsing
  Hello to the list. I hope someone can shed some light on a problem that I 
  am experiencing.  The setup here is a Pentium 4 3GHz - 512 BM - Delta 44 
  , VAC and VCOM. I am using MixW for my digital modes.
   
  I am finding that while I am able to control the MixW software and decode 
  digital transmissions, I seem to experience a pulsing action (approx 1 sec 
  intervals) on the transmitted signal. On PSK or RTTY you can also clearly 
  notice the pulsing action on the panadapter display of the PowerSDR console. 
  
   
  I thought that this problem could be related to the VAC settings. I 
  adjusted the buffer size in the SDR VAC setup from 512 - 2048. With the lower 
  setting the pulsing (still occurs but not as frequent) however it is much more 
  pronounced (almost seems stronger as well) when I have the buffer set to the 
  2048 setting. 
  I thought that perhaps I had a SWR problem with the antenna so I tested 
  the SDR with a dummy load and experienced the same problem. I have monitored 
  my signals on another receiver and am able to hear the pulsing action. 
   
  Any help/guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance. 
  
   
  Regards,
   
  Serge 
  VA3SB
   

[Flexradio] Image Rejection

[Jeff Anderson]

What should be the image rejection of the receiver with respect to the image
at about 21 KHz offset?  

Thanks!

- Jeff, WA6AHL
<>

Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR Ver 1.4.5.P5 - Strange TX pulsing

[SERGE BERTUZZO]

Hello Jeff. Thank you for your response. Given your comments, I tried to press the MOX button prior to activating the RTTY/PSK transmission with the same results. The only way I can minimize the pulsing somewhat is by changing the VAC buffer setting to 512. 
 
Serge
VA3SBJeff Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Serge,
 
This may not be related at all to your problem, but I've experienced pulsing in SSB mode - turned out it was related to an improperly wired mic.  One clue was that there was no pulsing if I pressed the MOX button on the display, but pulsing occured if I used the mic's PTT button.
 
Does this problem *always* happen?  If you key with MOX, does it go away?
 
Regards,
 
- Jeff, WA6AHL

-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of SERGE BERTUZZOSent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 7:55 AMTo: flexRadio@flex-radio.bizSubject: Re: [Flexradio] PowerSDR Ver 1.4.5.P5 - Strange TX pulsing
Hello to the list. I hope someone can shed some light on a problem that I am experiencing.  The setup here is a Pentium 4 3GHz - 512 BM - Delta 44 , VAC and VCOM. I am using MixW for my digital modes.
 
I am finding that while I am able to control the MixW software and decode digital transmissions, I seem to experience a pulsing action (approx 1 sec intervals) on the transmitted signal. On PSK or RTTY you can also clearly notice the pulsing action on the panadapter display of the PowerSDR console. 
 
I thought that this problem could be related to the VAC settings. I adjusted the buffer size in the SDR VAC setup from 512 - 2048. With the lower setting the pulsing (still occurs but not as frequent) however it is much more pronounced (almost seems stronger as well) when I have the buffer set to the 2048 setting. 
I thought that perhaps I had a SWR problem with the antenna so I tested the SDR with a dummy load and experienced the same problem. I have monitored my signals on another receiver and am able to hear the pulsing action. 
 
Any help/guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance. 
 
Regards,
 
Serge 
VA3SB
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[Flexradio] EME

[Ross]

Now that the SDR1000 is working well, I would like 
to extend my interest to EME,
can someone please give me some advice as to the 
add-ons I will need.
Thanks
Ross
ZL1WN
 
 

[Flexradio] [OT] Re: EME

[richard allen]

Ross,

1296, 23 cm,  is probably the simplest band to get on and there is a 
bunch of activity worldwide.  Plug EME into your favorite search 
engine and spend a few weeks there.

See http://www.kuhne-electronic.de/english/frameset.htm for a 28 MHz -
>1296 MHz transverter, 200 w or bigger amp, and receive preamp and 
bring money.  Then a minimum 2-3 m tvro dish (free most places) 
steerable in at least one axis, preferably two,  a nice septum feed 
>from OK1DFC, a bunch of expensive coax, relays, and connectors.  You 
already have a great I.F. strip :>)

Then, if you are as old and out of shape as me, a 20-30 year old 
helper with endless enthusiasm.  I have most of these things 
accumulated but I'm still not yet up and running again.

See http://www.rcallen.com for pictures of my first efforts 30 years 
ago.

Good luck,
Richard W5SXD

"Ross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(11/16/2005 23:10)

>Now that the SDR1000 is working well, I would like to extend my interest to 
>EME,
>can someone please give me some advice as to the add-ons I will need.
>Thanks
>Ross
>ZL1WN

[Flexradio] 1.4.5 Preview 6 DIGU transmits LSB or USB

[Kurt Vangsness]

I noticed that although DIGU sets the filter up in the upper sideband, 
when transmitting
it can transmit on the lower sideband (or at least the panadaptor 
display appears to show this).
If you select LSB and then select DIGU and then hit MOX you will see 
what I mean. Selecting
USB and then DIGU appears to correct this behavior (or is this a feature 
;-) DIGL has the

same behavior of transmitting on the memory of the last selected sideband.

  73 and thanks for all the great work!
 Kurt KC9FOL

Re: [Flexradio] A simple fan noise abatement modification

[Tim Ellison]

I am going to experiment with a temp controlled fan controller along
with opening the fan intake to reduce back pressure.

 

Paul, W1GHZ has a nice little fan controller project that I am going to
incorporate into the mod.  It is well thought out and documented. It has a
remote temp sensor that can be mounted on the heat sink and a high temp indicator
LED (150 F) that I am going to put on the front panel (I really like this
feature).  At ambient temperatures, it does slow the fan down and raises the
speed (no on/off switching) as the temperature increases.

 

You can check out his projects here:

 

http://www.w1ghz.org/small_proj/small_proj.htm

 

 

-Tim

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-Original Message-
From: KD5NWA [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 9:45 AM
To: Tim Ellison
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] A simple fan noise abatement modification

 

If the main problem is cause by volume restrictions, the solution is 

not to slow the fan and deprive the unit of cooling. The proper 

solution is to increase airflow, by reducing restrictions and back 

pressure on the air flow of the system. You did the right thing.

 

A fan running with reduce speed is more prone to stalling and causing 

a catastrophic failure of the RF amplifier later on when it gets a 

little gummed up.

 

At 08:27 AM 11/16/2005, you wrote:

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> 

>True, but the fan in the SDR1k needs an 80mm X 15mm format (very thin)
and I

>could not find one in that format that had the temp sensors that
were not

>10-20 dBA louder than the fan currently installed.

> 

>-Tim

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> 

> 

>-Original Message-

>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tom Clark,
W3IWI

>Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 12:18 AM

>To: Paul Wade W1GHZ

>Cc: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz

>Subject: Re: [Flexradio] A simple fan noise abatement modification

> 

>Paul Wade W1GHZ wrote:

> > another way to reduce fan noise is to reduce the speed of the
fan.

> > one of my recent projects is a fan controller with speed
proportional

> > to temperature, with the temp sensor wherever you like.

>A number of 12VDC computer fans (I'm looking at one right now
branded

>"ThermalTake") come with speed control capabilities built
in -- either

>from a pot or a  thermistor that they supply with the fans. I use
the

>pot variety on my PC and "tune" the speed for minimum
noise.

> 

>73, Tom

> 

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[Flexradio] DIGI offset click

[Jerry]

Hi All

Each time we get a new version of the SDR  I change the CWPitch.Maximum
from 1200 to  2250. This allows enough room for centering both RTTY and PSK
signals to the "high tones" region.

For Beta 6 this is line 4791 of setup.cs. Line 4790 is"...
udDSPPitch.Maximum= 

That should be enough info to find it and to modify it.

A question! How do you turn on the line numbers in the VCExpress.exe?
Using MS help to look in "TOOLS>OPTIONS etc" did not show the line number
box.   It is in MS Visual Studio.NET 2003! Is there something wrong with my
installation of the new "EXPRESS"? Only downloaded .NET 2.0, VC# and MSDN.
Should I download any of the other packages.

Thanks in advance --73 de Jerry NO2T