Jan 072018
A utility for HAM packet radio operators. Handles QSO cards. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
COMALERT.EXE | 790 | 239 | deflated |
HAM.DOC | 17280 | 6569 | deflated |
HAMCOM.EXE | 125232 | 45593 | deflated |
MORSE.COM | 16945 | 11553 | deflated |
OHMSLAW.EXE | 12432 | 7327 | deflated |
QUICKST | 2688 | 1122 | deflated |
README | 630 | 360 | deflated |
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Contents of the README file
I have included a couple of other programs which you may find of interest.
One is a Morse code practice program called Morse.com
The other is called Comalert.exe. It's purpose is that when you are not running
Hamcom, and are running any other program, and someone connects to your TNC,
it then buzzes and puts the message "PACKET" in the upper right hand corner
of your screen, thus alerting you to the fact that someone connected to you.
It assumes that your TNC is connected on com1, also it must be called each
time you leave hamcom. The best arrangement is perhaps to call it from the
batch file after leaving Hamcom.
One is a Morse code practice program called Morse.com
The other is called Comalert.exe. It's purpose is that when you are not running
Hamcom, and are running any other program, and someone connects to your TNC,
it then buzzes and puts the message "PACKET" in the upper right hand corner
of your screen, thus alerting you to the fact that someone connected to you.
It assumes that your TNC is connected on com1, also it must be called each
time you leave hamcom. The best arrangement is perhaps to call it from the
batch file after leaving Hamcom.
January 7, 2018
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