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There are 13 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1. Re: Problem with MIXW frequency in Macro.
From: "Robert Dickerson" <k3hif@msn.com
2. QSL label print queue help
From: N2UZ <n2uz@comcast.net
3. Serial number repeat???
From: "Paul Jansen" <pjansen@cctent.com
4. Idle Characters in Hellschreiber mode
From: "Jim" <jim.bryant@btinternet.com
5. QSL label print queue help
From: "Jerry Plemmons" <jerry@plemmons.net
6. RE: Serial number repeat???
From: "K4BX" <k4bx@charter.net
7. Re: Serial number repeat???
From: "Dave Rozzana, N6PZ" <n6pz@charter.net
8. Re: QSL label print queue help
From: "hmaxim2000us" <jimk2tl@gmail.com
9. Re: Serial number repeat???
From: NOEL POULIN <noelhq@globetrotter.net
10. Re: QSL label print queue help
From: "Dave Rozzana, N6PZ" <n6pz@charter.net
11. RE: Problem with MIXW frequency in Macro.
From: "n3mx" <n3mx@ptd.net
12. Reg File
From: "Bruce \(N7TY\) & Gaby \(KG6CXL\)" <ockmrzr@sbcglobal.net
13. RTTY Offset
From: "Grover Cleveland" <k7tp@ev1.net
Message: 1
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 11:43:59 -0500
From: "Robert Dickerson" <k3hif@msn.com
Subject: Re: Problem with MIXW frequency in Macro.
The only action I can suggest is that you run a "malware &spyware" cleaning program, I have seen these things go on when infect
ed by virus or malware...
----- Original Message -----
From: n3mx@ptd.net<mailto:n3mx@ptd.net
To: mixw@yahoogroups.com<mailto:mixw@yahoogroups.com ; n7hj<mailto:n7hj@yahoo.com
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 9:18 AM
Subject: Re: [mixw] Problem with MIXW frequency in Macro.
I am experiencing a similar problem with saving any kind of changes to Macros!
If I alter any macro at all in version 2.12 it will reboot the computer!
Version 2.14 will reboot the computer right from the get go unless I delete
the MixMacros.ini file first. But, as soon as the MixMacros.ini file gets
recreated it will reboot the computer. Digipan version 2.0 exibits the exact
same behavior and it does not even have an .ini file. Mix version 2.12 works
fine until I attempt to change any macros and save those changes. None of my
other computer/amatuer radio control programs have this problem. This is a new
behavior but I am not sure at what version this got introduced. Digipan
version 1.7 does not have this problem. After some investigation I found that
if I reapply permissions to the directory the program will launch properly the
first time. However it will reboot the computer on every subsequent launch of
the program. So for now my only solution is to use Mix 2.12 and not save any
changes or do anything with macros. Has anybody else seen this problem? I am
usually able to track down problems like this but, so far this one eludes me.
Computer is running WinXP PRO SP2 with 1gig of RAM and a Pentium 4 3ghz processor.
Steve N3MX
n7hj <n7hj@yahoo.com said:
Message: 2
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 13:19:11 -0500
From: N2UZ <n2uz@comcast.net
Subject: QSL label print queue help
Snip: Well, I managed to make nice labels according to Bob, G1EAX's FB
instructions. However, when I select QSO's to be printed to labels from
the log they do not go to the Qslprint print queue. The print queue is
blanked out. So, what did I screw up this time?
Same thing is happening to me also. I highlight the qso's I want in Mixw's log and right click then i click on 'PRINT QSL" wh
ich gives me a "PRINT QUEUE CREATED" message. I then x off of mixw and go into QSLPRINT.exe and open my saved
label file that I set up previous. BUT ! The PRINT QUEUE button is grayed out, in other words, I cant click on it. and also
under the FILE menu PRINTMIXWQUEUE is also grayed out. It seems like QSLPRINT can not find the print queue. Q
SLPRINT.EXE is located in my mixw2 directory. Also, I can not find the print queue file anywhere, is it a actual file.
Jerry, n2uz
Message: 3
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 12:47:52 -0600
From: "Paul Jansen" <pjansen@cctent.com
Subject: Serial number repeat???
Is there a way to have a macro refer back to the most recently saved serial number to use as a repeat during a contest?
I normally use <SAVE QSO at the end of my second macro during S&P (the one containing my "sent exchange") so that I don't forge
t to save it. But then if I'm asked for a repeat of the serial number (or other exchange) I have to type it man
ually. Which is no big deal - (most of the time) - but it would sure be nice to just hit a macro key that would look at that s
aved serial number and resend it x number of times.
Is there such a macro that I have just missed? Or, is there another way to get it to work???
Thanks,
Paul Jansen / K9KDR
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Message: 4
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 18:30:31 -0000
From: "Jim" <jim.bryant@btinternet.com
Subject: Idle Characters in Hellschreiber mode
I have been using MixW 2.14 for a while now and use Hellschreiber mode quite often. Before I used MixW, I was using IZ8BLY's pr
ogram for Hellschreiber. In that particular program, there was an option where you could change the 'idle' chara
cter to anything you desired by inserting its ASCII code. I always used ASCII 32 for the 'space' character.
With MixW it looks like you are limited to the 'full stop' character. I have looked through the program but cannot see any way
of changing this. Does anyone know if this is possible?
73's
Jim Bryant - M0JWB
Portishead, UK
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Message: 5
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 17:05:39 -0500
From: "Jerry Plemmons" <jerry@plemmons.net
Subject: QSL label print queue help
Same here.
Jerry, K6JRY
----- Original Message -----
From: "N2UZ" <n2uz@comcast.net
To: <mixw@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 1:19 PM
Subject: [mixw] QSL label print queue help
Snip: Well, I managed to make nice labels according to Bob, G1EAX's FB
instructions. However, when I select QSO's to be printed to labels
from the log they do not go to the Qslprint print queue. The print
queue is blanked out. So, what did I screw up this time?
Same thing is happening to me also. I highlight the qso's I want in
Mixw's log and right click then i click on 'PRINT QSL" which gives me a "PRINT QUEUE CREATED" message. I then x off of mixw
and go into
QSLPRINT.exe and open my saved label file that I set up previous. BUT !
The PRINT QUEUE button is grayed out, in other words, I cant click on it. and also under the FILE menu PRINTMIXWQUEUE is also g
rayed out. It seems
like QSLPRINT can not find the print queue. QSLPRINT.EXE is located in my
mixw2 directory. Also, I can not find the print queue file anywhere, is
it a actual file.
Jerry, n2uz
Message: 6
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 16:09:09 -0600
From: "K4BX" <k4bx@charter.net
Subject: RE: Serial number repeat???
One of the sample macros button settings in MixW:
<PREVCALL <PREVRSTS <PREVNRS <PREVNRS <PREVNRS <PREVNRS <PREVNRS QSL? <RX
It works great to repeat a report after it has been logged.
73 Bill K4BX
_
From: Paul Jansen [mailto:pjansen@cctent.com]
Is there a way to have a macro refer back to the most recently saved serial number to use as a repeat during a contest?
I normally use <SAVE QSO at the end of my second macro during S&P (the one containing my "sent exchange") so that I don't forge
t to save it. But then if I'm asked for a repeat of the serial number (or other exchange) I have to type it man
ually. Which is no big deal - (most of the time) - but it would sure be nice to just hit a macro key that would look at that s
aved serial number and resend it x number of times.
Is there such a macro that I have just missed? Or, is there another way to get it to work???
Thanks,
Paul Jansen / K9KDR
Message: 7
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 15:13:13 -0800
From: "Dave Rozzana, N6PZ" <n6pz@charter.net
Subject: Re: Serial number repeat???
<PREVNRS
....Dave Rozzana, N6PZ
----- Original Message -----
From: Paul Jansen
To: mixw@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 10:47 AM
Subject: [mixw] Serial number repeat???
Is there a way to have a macro refer back to the most recently saved serial
number to use as a repeat during a contest?
I normally use <SAVE QSO at the end of my second macro during S&P (the one
containing my "sent exchange") so that I don't forget to save it. But then
if I'm asked for a repeat of the serial number (or other exchange) I have to
type it manually. Which is no big deal - (most of the time) - but it would
sure be nice to just hit a macro key that would look at that saved serial
number and resend it x number of times.
Is there such a macro that I have just missed? Or, is there another way to
get it to work???
Thanks,
Paul Jansen / K9KDR
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Message: 8
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 23:29:00 -0000
From: "hmaxim2000us" <jimk2tl@gmail.com
Subject: Re: QSL label print queue help
I got it working now. First create the labels in QSL Print, using the macro scripts like <call, <name <rsts, etc.. and save i
t. Quit Print QSL. Open MixW , open your log, either select all or just the QSO's you want by holding down ctr
l and using up/dwn arrows. Right click on the highlighted items. Select Print QSL...popup says "print queue created". Quit M
ixW. Open Print QSL. Now open your saved label file. Now you will see the print queue icon is available. From
there its pretty easy.
Made me half crazy trying to get this to work.. G1EAX was a great help! Good Luck!
--- In mixw@yahoogroups.com, N2UZ <n2uz@c... wrote:
Snip: Well, I managed to make nice labels according to Bob, G1EAX's
FB
instructions. However, when I select QSO's to be printed to labels
from
the log they do not go to the Qslprint print queue. The print queue
is
blanked out. So, what did I screw up this time?
Same thing is happening to me also. I highlight the qso's I want in
Mixw's log and right click then i click on 'PRINT QSL" which gives me a "PRINT QUEUE CREATED" message. I then x off of mixw
and go into QSLPRINT.exe and open my saved label file that I set up previous.
BUT ! The PRINT QUEUE button is grayed out, in other words, I cant click on it. and also under the FILE menu PRINTMIXWQUEUE is
also grayed out. It seems like QSLPRINT can not find the print queue.
QSLPRINT.EXE is located in my mixw2 directory. Also, I can not find
the print queue file anywhere, is it a actual file.
Jerry, n2uz
Message: 9
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 18:33:23 -0500
From: NOEL POULIN <noelhq@globetrotter.net
Subject: Re: Serial number repeat???
Just try the <PREV macro......
It is for the previous exchange...if you already log the exchange....
Example <PREVNRS <PREVTIME ETC...
Regards
NOEL ve2ryy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Jansen" <pjansen@cctent.com
To: <mixw@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 13:47
Subject: [mixw] Serial number repeat???
Is there a way to have a macro refer back to the most recently saved
serial
number to use as a repeat during a contest?
I normally use <SAVE QSO at the end of my second macro during S&P
(the
one
containing my "sent exchange") so that I don't forget to save it. But
then
if I'm asked for a repeat of the serial number (or other exchange) I
have
to
type it manually. Which is no big deal - (most of the time) - but it
would
sure be nice to just hit a macro key that would look at that saved
serial number and resend it x number of times.
Is there such a macro that I have just missed? Or, is there another
way
to
get it to work???
Thanks,
Paul Jansen / K9KDR
Message: 10
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 15:49:00 -0800
From: "Dave Rozzana, N6PZ" <n6pz@charter.net
Subject: Re: QSL label print queue help
The queue itself is in the directory printqueue, also in your mixw folder. It will contain files with a qpq extention. You migh
t check to be sure that you have that directory installed within the mixw folder, then create a print queue and
look in the printqueue directory and see that the qpq files exist. Other than that, I'm out of ideas. I can tell you it works n
icely here.
....Dave Rozzana, N6PZ
----- Original Message -----
From: N2UZ
To: mixw@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 10:19 AM
Subject: [mixw] QSL label print queue help
Snip: Well, I managed to make nice labels according to Bob, G1EAX's FB
instructions. However, when I select QSO's to be printed to labels from
the log they do not go to the Qslprint print queue. The print queue is
blanked out. So, what did I screw up this time?
Same thing is happening to me also. I highlight the qso's I want in Mixw's log and right click then i click on 'PRINT QSL"
which gives me a "PRINT QUEUE CREATED" message. I then x off of mixw and go into QSLPRINT.exe and open my save
d label file that I set up previous. BUT ! The PRINT QUEUE button is grayed out, in other words, I cant click on it. and als
o under the FILE menu PRINTMIXWQUEUE is also grayed out. It seems like QSLPRINT can not find the print queue.
QSLPRINT.EXE is located in my mixw2 directory. Also, I can not find the print queue file anywhere, is it a actual file.
Jerry, n2uz
Message: 11
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 19:35:23 -0500
From: "n3mx" <n3mx@ptd.net
Subject: RE: Problem with MIXW frequency in Macro.
Hi Rich,
Yes I am running with an administrator account. I even re-applied permissions to the directory which oddly enough would allow
MixW 2.14 or Digipan 2.0 to run a saved Macro. However, after you shut down the application, the next launch wi
ll cause the reboot again. I believe that this problem has something to do with permissions to the files that get changed. In
other words, when you save a macro the permissions to that particular file may get changed to something inapprop
riate which causes the problem. I have not verified this theory yet.
Steve N3MX
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Ferch [mailto:ve3iay@rac.ca]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 7:13 PM
To: n3mx@ptd.net
Subject: Re: Problem with MIXW frequency in Macro.
Just a thought - are you running MixW from a user account that does
not have administrative privileges? Have you tried doing the same
thing from an administrator account? I have never been able to get
most ham software working properly from a user account, so the ham
radio user on my system is also the system administrator.
73,
Rich VE3IAY
--- In mixw@yahoogroups.com, <n3mx@p... wrote:
I am experiencing a similar problem with saving any kind of
changes to Macros!
If I alter any macro at all in version 2.12 it will reboot the
computer!
Version 2.14 will reboot the computer right from the get go unless
I delete
the MixMacros.ini file first. But, as soon as the MixMacros.ini
file gets
recreated it will reboot the computer. Digipan version 2.0
exibits the exact
same behavior and it does not even have an .ini file. Mix version
2.12 works
fine until I attempt to change any macros and save those changes.
None of my
other computer/amatuer radio control programs have this problem.
This is a new
behavior but I am not sure at what version this got introduced.
Digipan
version 1.7 does not have this problem. After some investigation I
found that
if I reapply permissions to the directory the program will launch
properly the
first time. However it will reboot the computer on every
subsequent launch of
the program. So for now my only solution is to use Mix 2.12 and
not save any
changes or do anything with macros. Has anybody else seen this
problem? I am
usually able to track down problems like this but, so far this one
eludes me.
Computer is running WinXP PRO SP2 with 1gig of RAM and a Pentium 4
3ghz processor.
Steve N3MX
n7hj <n7hj@y... said:
Message: 12
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 06:44:29 -0800
From: "Bruce \(N7TY\) & Gaby \(KG6CXL\)" <ockmrzr@sbcglobal.net
Subject: Reg File
Anyone know what happened to Jim Jaffe?
I sent him an e-mail a week or so ago regarding my impending call change, he replied the next day to just send him an e-mail on
ce the call change was official. This past Saturday I sent him an e-mail regarding the official change and anot
her on Monday. As of today I still have not received a new/updated Reg file.
Anyone have any info? Would like to use MixW with <MYCALL rather than having to go in and change all my Macros to the new call
.
Tnx es 73 de Bruce
-------------------------------
Bruce C. Thompson (N7TY)
Gabrielle T. Steinau (KG6CXL)
Coronado, CA
-------------------------------
home page: www.qsl.net/wb7rht
Message: 13
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 16:53:28 -0000
From: "Grover Cleveland" <k7tp@ev1.net
Subject: RTTY Offset
Well searching through the message archives has only resulted in more confusion. Here is my (newbie) question:
I noticed during the recent rtty contest that when I called up a spot off the cluster, it would usually be 2HKz off from the Ma
rk tone in the audio passpand. So I'd click on the spot and then tune down approx 2Kc.
Surely there is an offset somewhere that will adjust for this? An ini file perhaps. The menu offset in setup doesn't do it.
Confused.
Grover K7TP
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