The minimum timing for an Icom radio is 2000ms. It does not matter what
number you put in the Settings window, Paul sets the minimum polling at
2000ms.
-larry (K8UT)
-Original Message-
From: Radivoj Kar, F6GNZ
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 2014 2:18 PM
To: IK1MDF Lorenzo Tabaracci
Cc:
My apologies for not having responded to this thread, or to Jim's mention of
my LoTW-to-DX4Win Awards utility. Somehow I missed reading this entire
thread, but Bill W8NN asked me this morning if I would post a comment.
Jim AD1C said:
Larry K8UT wrote a utility which *can* set the DXCC flags
Mike,
Windows 7 ignores the traditional LPT port address assignments, which is
likely the source of your problem. You need to use Device Manager to learn
the address that Win7 assigned to your card, and then create a PORTMAP.INI
file in your /SAVE directory to tell DX4Win where to find it.
If you have measured DX4Win polling at 500ms please describe how you are
doing that. The last time I experimented with polling, any Preferences
setting below 2000ms was software-adjusted so that it never polled faster
than every 2 seconds.
-larry (K8UT)
-Original Message-
From:
Mike,
You mention Windows 95, but not which version of Dx4Win?
95? My first suggestion would be that you donate that PC to a museum
somewhere...
Although I have a Winkeyer USB now, I successfully operated LPT CW with
DX4Win years ago and it worked very well. I do not recall the specific
DX4Win can automatically create a list of DXCC QSOs for awards submissions
to the ARRL. However, changing those Submitted entries to Checked in
your awards table after they are approved by the DXCC desk is a tedious
manual process. When purchasing hundreds of LoTW credits recently I vowed
that
Barry,
Yes, you can set band limits for CW. The default frequency for the 30 meter
band is wrong. You can fix that in File Preferences QSO window, under CW
frequency cutoff.
There are no frequency settings to differentiate CW spots from RTTY spots.
If the spot contians the epxression RTTY,
Bernie,
I also need both of those!
But am desperate for the 9J2KC Zambia RTTY confirmation (new RTTY country).
Have tried every path and method I know to get to JL1NKC - all without
success.
If you figure either of these out, please let me know.
-larry (K8UT)
-Original Message-
Glyn,
I cannot tell from your request what problem you are trying to solve.
1. One user, multiple computers, multiple radios?
_or_
2. Multiple users, multiple computers, multiple radios?
With scenario #2, in which multiple users could simultaneously attempt to
update the log, there is a
I successfully operate a dual port parallel card under Windows 7/64. Grab
the port address as indicated in Device Manager Ports Properties
Resources I/O range and put it in the file save/portmap.ini.
My portmap.ini file look like this:
[LPTMAP]
LPT1=$E800
LPT2=
LPT3=$EC00
-larry (K8UT)
Jim, I think that was me...
You can create function key files and send the content - for either mode
macros (CW, RTTY, PSK) or the packet window.
Syntax is: label | filename, with .txt being the assumed file suffix
For example, a button labeled MyFilter, calling the file THEFILTER.TXT, in
Oms,
I also use DX4Win with a 7800, and when operating split my transmit
frequency (SUB VFO) is recorded in the DX4Win FREQ field and my receive
frequency (MAIN VFO) is recorded in the Notes for the QSO field. With the
File Preferences Radio definition set for the radio with version 2.30 of
It's been three weeks since a DX4Win reflector thread discussed the CI-V
collision issues faced by PW1 owners. I'm preparing an update to the
Riding the CI-V Bus articles on this topic, adding information about
solutions available from Dave AA6YQ (DXLabs), Joe W4TV (microHAM), and now
Jim
Joe,
You raise a very good point. K9JM's new gadget is not the only option for
safe operation of a PW1. My update must include similar mention of microHAM
and DXlabs solutions.
-larry (K8UT)
-Original Message-
From: Joe Subich, W4TV
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2012 6:25 PM
To:
Jim (et al),
Yes, Jim and I have exchanged email about the CI-V protocol and his efforts
to tame the PW1. As I understand it, K9JM's (www.k9jm.com) device is a piece
of hardware, running custom software developed by Jim, that breaks the CI-V
bus into segments and isolates traffic to the PC,
Bill,
I operated the ARRL RTTY Roundup two weekends ago, using N1MM Logger as my
contest log and importing the QSOs into my DX4Win v8 log. The state info
transferred successfully. Here is the process I used:
1. Export log from N1MM Logger to an ADIF file.
2. Use AD1C's ADIF2DXQ log converter to
Brian,
Not all Cabrillos are created equal. With the recent emergence of Cabrillo
v3.0, about 1/3 of contest sponsors now require v3.0, whereas the remainder
still use submissions based on the v2.x format. Implementing a Cabrillo
export would not be one-time-and-done effort.
My vote is for Paul
The only way software can read the 'B' VFO on an ICOM radio is to
temporarily make that VFO active, read the frequency, then make the
'A' VFO active again. My IC-7600 does the same thing...
Although this is a true statement, the more important question is: Why does
DX4Win need to constantly
As background material regarding W8NN's post - and for those who might not
have seen my original message on the PW1 reflector:
=
Riding the CI-V Bus - CI-V, PW1, and Collisions
For over a month I have been studying this PW1 and CI-V issue, but have not
had time to complete all the work and
Ruddy,
I have just finished migrating my DX4Win v8.02 logging program and my N1MM
contesting program from XP to Windows 7 32bit and
am happy to report that everything is running properly.
All of the peripherals are also working:
- WinKey 2 keyer (USB)
- West Mountain Radio RIGblaster (serial)
-
Bert,
Yes. But your goals: sort my logbook and show cluster spots in color
require separate operations.
logbook to only include QSOs confirmed by LoTW?
Set a filter F8 for LoTW Cnfm = Yes. Then open your logbook ( Window
Logbook ) and the list of QSOs will only include those confirmed by
Maybe because some CI-v interfaces work properly for band/mode settings but
the frequency readings are wrong.
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Jim Reisert AD1C jjreis...@alum.mit.edu
To: PY2YP py...@py2yp.com
Cc: Dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 2009 12:22
Rick,
I also encountered problems tracking frequency with certain USB CI-v
interfaces and DX4Win. Troubleshooting was made more difficult by the fact
that some worked properly with my contest software (N1MM) but not with
DX4Win. This bug was evident in v7, and probably still lingers in v8. You
Dave (et al),
NO! The M is not a bug, it is a new feature by which DX4Win reports QSLs
that are sent by either paper, LoTW, or eQSL. This is not something Paul
should fix.
Explanation
Start with the DXCC SUMMARY report. Note that the v7 column QSL Mailed
(the origin of the letter M) has been
one in return. I think the version 7 way was more meaningful.
73 - Jim AD1C
On 8/10/2009 5:37 AM, Larry Gauthier (K8UT) wrote:
Dave (et al),
NO! The M is not a bug, it is a new feature by which DX4Win reports
QSLs
that are sent by either paper, LoTW, or eQSL. This is not something Paul
For the most part, my conversion from v7 to v8 went smoothly. My biggest
problem was migrating the v7 Callsign Notes field to the v8 Name and QTH.
Solved this by using a keyboard macro program (AutoHotKey) to automagically
insert the word in between v7 Callsign Notes (Name and City) before
Alain,
I have just completed the upgrade from v7.07 to v8.01, and also noticed
minor differences between my DXCC summary charts. The good news is that all
of the v8.01 numbers are accurate, but I had to examine the v7 and v8 tables
to determine what activities were being counted differently.
It
You can modify column widths by grabbing the column labels at the top of the
screen.
Also, under v8, you can add a Time column which displays elapsed minutes.
File Preferences Packet2 Show age of spots
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Howard K2HK k...@arrl.net
To:
All,
I downloaded and installed DX4W801 and encountered an error message upon
launching the program:
The application failed to initialize properly (Oxc0150002). Click OK to
terminate the application.
Most users will not have this problem. DX4Win801 installed properly on 2 PCs
here but failed
Working!
A few hours ago I could connect to the DX4WIN.COM home page, but could not
connect to the Secure Order Form page. That is fixed and the Secure Order
Form is working properly.
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Jim Reisert AD1C jjreis...@alum.mit.edu
To: DX4WIN Reflector
Hamad,
Yes, there is a way to print only one country at a time. But you have to
trick DX4Win slightly.
Situation -You have 2000 QSLs set for Label = Y and Method = Buro.
1. Set a filter for the country you want to print.
Filter (F8) example: Prefix =F, Label =Y, Method =Buro
2. Use the
Andy,
Can I go back and delete the last upload and repeat it?
Aha... you have just uncovered an intentional design feature of LoTW:
uploaded records cannot be deleted. Even if you upload the EXACT SAME QSO
records a second time, LoTW adds new records and your QSO count discrepancy
between
Andy,
uh oh - stop what you're doing.
Your latest error description is not what {i heard} you describe earlier.
You are now talking about receiving a duplicate record error upon IMPORTING
the downloaded records into DX4Win -- which should never happen. I suspect
that you are importing a LoTW
Peter,
1. Set File Preferences QSO Searching for QSO Date = Range
2. Set a filter with Filter Search and enter the ddmm start and stop
dates
3. Begin the ADIF export by selecting File Import/Export
4. In the import/export dialogue window, highlight ADIF as the type of
export
5. In the
Karl,
N1MM has a menu-driven macro file selection feature, while DX4Win does not.
There is no slick way to accomplish what you are asking in DX4Win, but
there is an inelegant method:
Edit DX4WIN.INI - the MMTTY macro definitions are embedded in a section
called [MMTTYKEYS] in your
Eric,
From my experiments:
comments:nn imports into Notes for this QSO
notes:nn imports into Notes for this callsign field
How did I test this? I create a monthly ADIF extract from DX4Win to track my
CQ Marathon score (using AD1C's nice marathon.exe utility). In that extract
the Notes for
/replace on large files) to replace comment: with notes:.
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Eric Rosenberg w...@starpower.net
To: Larry Gauthier (K8UT) k...@arrl.net
Cc: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 07:20
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Converting an ADIF Field?
So
Tom,
I agree wholeheartedly with Mel. I use DX4Win as my core logging program,
and N1MM as my contesting software. After every contest I export/import into
DX4Win using the nice ADIF2DXQ.exe utility from AD1C.
Disk space is cheap. DX4Win can handle your QSO counts. Bring the contest
records
Flam,
Yes, DX4Win will key PTT (and the CW port) from your PC's parallel port.
You'll need to build a simple one transistor switch, and which will fit
inside the hood of a 25 pin LPT plug. See either the DX4Win or the MMTTY
Help files for excellent details. If you have a printer connected to
Oops... did not answer your question about Golist.
I use Golist, but nowhere on my computer (\DW4Win, \Golist, or \Windows...)
do I have a GOLIST32.DLL file. Perhaps you use a different feature than I
do?
My DX4Win File Preferences ExtData merely points to ...\GOLIST\GOLIST.EXE
with the
Eric,
This problem has been around since Microsoft added security measures for
file types that pose a virus or trojan risk (including Help files).You need
to tell Windows that it's ok to open this file, which you cannot do
programmatically from within DX4Win when you press the F1 key. I had
Greg,
The import/export menu is a little counter-intuitive.
- First, open the Import/export dialog window with File Import/Export
- Second, select the type of transfer (ADIF in this case)
- Third, within the Import/Export dialog window, click back on File and choose
whether you want to Import
No, there is no way. Based on your settings for CW frequency cutoff under
File Preferences QSO, any spot that does not include the text RTTY in its
comment field will be set as either CW or phone.
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Harry Williams
To: dx4win
Sent: Monday,
will modify the import routine to report these types of
situations to the user.
Case closed.
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Randy Farmer w...@tx.rr.com
To: Larry Gauthier (K8UT) k...@arrl.net; DX4Win Reflector
dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 21:48
Subject: Re
-
From: Randy Farmer w...@tx.rr.com
To: Larry Gauthier (K8UT) k...@arrl.net; DX4Win Reflector
dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 21:48
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Measuring the LoTW import process
Today I downloaded an LoTW report from the ARRL web site and imported the
files
Today I downloaded an LoTW report from the ARRL web site and imported the
files into my DX4Win log. When the process was completed, I somehow had 20
unaccounted for LoTW QSOs. Here's the details:
Before the download and import, I set a filter to get a count of the
existing LoTW confirmed QSOs.
Mark,
You're not doing anything wrong. The DXCC SUMMARY report ignores an active
filter, so the summary you see is for your entire log.
Jim (AD1C) has written a nice utility for calculating your Marathon score
and creating the Marathon submission. You can find the program and
instructions
A new user of DX4Win, W8TE, is trying to get his new CI-V cable [the popular
one from eBay] working properly with the latest rev of DX4Win. His 7800 is
firmware rev v210, and he's running the CI-V setting at 4800 baud with the
transceive setting = off. He has the Contest Mode set for $$ so his
Gauthier (K8UT) k...@charter.net
To: 'DX4WIN' dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2008 06:17
Subject: [Dx4win] DX4Win preferences for connecting to the new QRZ.COM
If you hadn't noticed, the webmaster at QRZ.COM has remodeled the site and
added some nice new features. To fully use
If you hadn't noticed, the webmaster at QRZ.COM has remodeled the site and
added some nice new features. To fully use the new site, you will need a
free account on QRZ.COM. This measure improves site security and allows
email addresses to be directly clickable.
In the remodeling process,
Mike,
I have 25,000+ QSOs in my log, and although I can duplicate your problem... I
can also solve it.
Open your Window Logbook and intentionally position your cursor at the last
QSO in the Logbook (by double-clicking on it). Then press F9 and begin entering
new QSOs. This method will
Another - less obvious - problem occurs when you have two different METHODS for
QSLs to the same callsign. If one QSO is method'ed for direct, and the other
QSO for bureau, it will always print two labels.
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
All,
I am helping a new DX4WIN user install, configure, and connect the CI-V
interface between his radio and his computer. He purchased the www.cqpal.com
CI-V interface on e-Bay and we've selected the Icom 7800 v210 500 radio
with an address of 6A and baud rate of 6400. Some DX4Win interface
Bill,
I use the EA4TX ARS interface between DX4WIN, a PC parallel port, and my
Yeasu G-800DXA rotor. Works great. Current price $E110. (Euros)
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: AC0W [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Dx4win@mailman.qth.net; Wanadoo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Mike,
I had the same problem. Here's how I fixed it:
-- Tried opening Help from within DX4Win and got the same error message as Jim.
-- Closed DX4Win, and used My Computer to navigate to the /DX4WIN directory,
locate the help file Dx4Win.chm, and double-click on it. From there, the
Help file
Jim,
My inelegant method for doing a batch of stateside direct QSL's is as
follows:
1. Set DX4Win filter for Prefix = K, Label = Y, Method = Direct
2. Open DX4Win Window, Logbook
3. For each QSO listed in Logbook
a. Set the QSL Mgr = station callsign
b. Press F3, then Enter to get to
I upload all of my QSOs to Logbook of the World (LoTW). When a new QSO is
entered into DX4Win the Upload flag is automatically set to Yes. However,
when an ADIF file from my external contesting software is imported, the
Upload flag in those QSOs is set to No. Without having the Upload flag
Thanks, Jim!
I was looking in QSO - Multiple QSO Operations for Set Upload Flag (Set
Upload Date is in there...).
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Jim Reisert AD1C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Larry Gauthier (K8UT) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Saturday, May 03
Roy,
As you work toward DXCC, WAS, WAX... awards, changing your callsign does not
invalidate previous QSOs. For this reason I chose to continue using my
existing database when I changed calls. I did a File, Save as... and
called it my new callsign... but it has all the old callsigns QSOs in
Josep,
The answer to you question is both Yes and No.
No = the only way to get full cascaded functionality (where double-clicking
on a callsign in the MMTTY receive add a new QSO in real-time mode and enter
the callsign into the record) is by using the MMTTY back-end engine without
full
Last weekend I operated a RTTY contest and used N1MM Logger as my logbook.
After the contest, I exported/imported the QSOs into DX4WIN. I would now
like to set label = Y and print labels for all QSOs where that DXCC entity
has not been confirmed in RTTY.
Is there a way to set a filter for this
Using Notepad, open \RADIOS\ICOM 756 Pro.rig and make the following change
under the heading [RC-Set Mode]:
DEFAULT - invokes filter 2:
CSTR=060002FD
For filter 1:
CSTR=060001FD
For filter 3:
CSTR=060003FD
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Jim Reisert AD1C [EMAIL
for this, even i like your trick
You can organize your log to groups. See the help. It is really good.
Kostas sv1dpi
- Original Message -
From: Larry Gauthier (K8UT) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: n3drk [EMAIL PROTECTED]; dx4win dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 3:23 PM
You need one more step in the process, and it's a little tricky so make sure
you have your primary log file backed up before proceeding.
1. Open your primary log (eg. K8UT)
2. Do a File, Save as... to a new name (eg. K8UT 2002)
3. Set a filter for all QSOs _before_ 2002, and then QSO - Multiple
John,
For ADIF import into the DX4WIN RCVD field, the tag is SRX.
I do not know what the STATE tag is... but let me know when you find out!
(ST?)
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: J.F. Samuels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2006 11:44
a pain, as long as QSO window is filed out with
callsign I have no problems.
Hopefully bug will be sorted on next release.
73's de Tony G8DQZ
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Larry Gauthier
(K8UT)
Sent: 20 January 2006 11:43
To: John Shaw
2006 at 7:38, Larry Gauthier (K8UT) wrote:
From: Larry Gauthier \(K8UT\) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Steve-KF2TI [EMAIL PROTECTED],
dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Subject:Re: [Dx4win] 10-10
Date sent: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 07:38:50 -0500
Hi Steve
Gauthier (K8UT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 13, 2006 5:58 AM
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Dx4win] DX4WIN and contesting - getting to Cabrillo
I ran the ARRL RTTY RoundUp last weekend, and scored a personal best --
which I would like to submit. The ARRL contest site requires
After reading Ron and Alan's posting this morning regarding the default
filters for Orion rigs, I decided to figure out why DX4WIN always selects
filter 2 in my Icom 756 Pro II and III when clicking on spots. For those who
have posed that same question here on the reflector, here's the answer:
it to
repeat every 5 minutes (or whatever number of minutes you want) for 24
hours. Essentially, this creates a backup that runs every 5 minutes forever!
Thanks for the tip, Gary!
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Gary Bartlett VE1RGB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Larry Gauthier (K8UT
George,
I'm afraid I might have mis-marketed SyncBack when I talked about its
benefits here on the reflector. SyncBack is a great backup program for doing
daily (or less frequent) backups, but it is NOT the right tool for mirroring
two drives in real-time or at short intervals. There are some
Paul,
Like others here, I also use Syncback. This free program will backup to a
pen drive, a CD rom, a network drive, or an FTP site. As part of the backup,
you can configure Syncback to compress data into a ZIP file, making the
external file transfer smaller/faster; and can also encrypt the
Mark,
Although DX4WIN will not auto-connect to a telnet connection, you can modify
the DX4WIN.TCP file to life nicer. Using Notepad (or any other text
editor), open the file and put your favorite cluster site(s) at the top.
Then, when the Select Internet address dialog box opens, the cursor
John,
I use the RIGblaster Plus with an Icom 756 ProIII, DX4Win 7.01, MMTY in FSK,
and a WaveNode wattmeter (LPT port interface). I operate phone, CW, RTTY,
and PSK modes, and it works well _AFTER_ spending a lot of time messing
around with the internal jumpers. I can switch between modes
Don,
The following is part of an email exchange I had with WK6F about 18 months
ago. He was able to get his KAM plus working with DX4WIN (using the null
serial cable route) by using these control sequences.
Hope this helps you also,
-larry
K8UT
-Original Message-
From: Larry Gauthier
Radi,
I have hesitated to delete records from the QSL Managers database because
(aside from the very obvious Windows Exception error) it leaves blank
records in the file. I don't know if that will cause other problems or
not -- will need to hear from Paul on that issue.
-larry
K8UT
-
My apologies to all, but my over-zealous spell-check program renamed the
manufacturers of two parallel cards that I have successfully tested with the
new software arghhh. Here are the correct titles and a little more detail
about each:
1. Dell motherboard LPT port as LPT1 at 0378 - Actually,
Thanks to the Paul's efforts (as well as programmers for other products),
you can now interface to multiple parallel (LPT) ports under Windows XP and
Windows 2000. This means that products like: DX4Win's CW driver, the
WaveNode WN-1 wattmeter, band decoders (remote antenna switches) from ON4AOI
I operated the ARRL RTTY RU contest this past weekend and would like to
submit my log -- but it needs to be in Cabrillo format. This file type is
not listed in DX4WIN's File Import/Export menu, nor is the word
cabrillo included in the Help file. I seem to remember reading somewhere
that this
I have three auxilliary devices (TopTen Devices antenna switch, ARSWin
antenna rotor control, WaveNode remote wattmeter) that connect to my
computer via a parallel port. Two of them (TopTen and ARSWin) are controlled
via settings in DX4WIN.
The computer is a recent model Dell running Windows
Tom,
If you read my documents about hardware and software configurations, you
will see references to a dual comm port null modem cable arrangement. If
you are running Windows NT or XP, you can replace that mess with a simple
piece of free software that functions as a virtual null modem cable.
I had this problem 3 years ago with DX4WIN CW keying on a Dell Pentium 800
MHz computer. NOTHING I did with this computer solved the problem -- load,
unload, install, reconfigure, new versions of Windows, BIOS upgrades, old
and new versions of DX4WIN -- nothing fixed it. The problem turned out
Oops... my mistake. I did not read the posting closely enough. The problems
I described were with a standard PC serial port, not a USB-derived serial
port.
My apologies,
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Radivoj KAR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Larry Gauthier (K8UT)' [EMAIL PROTECTED
OK - so I have figured out: the LoTW ADIF extract from DX4win, the ARRL
certificates, signing the ADIF file, uploading the file, downloading the
matching QSO confirmation results, and importing the results into DX4WIN as
upload confirmed QSOs.
I uploaded 15,761 QSOs to LoTW. I got 1,962 upload
Mark,
I use the standard Icom 756 Pro definition that comes with DX4WIN, but
changed the address to 64 and the baud rate to 9600 - and radio control
works fine.
-larry
K8UT
- Original Message -
From: Mark Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2004
Jeff,
I took a two step approach (and have only implemented the first step!).
The first step was to examine my QSL collection, go back into my paper logs,
and enter every QSO for which I had received a QSL card. (which was not very
many - I was not an avid QSL'er then). So, at least I had an
Due to a shortage of serial ports, I use LPT1 to key CW in DX4WIN. This
works fine for CW, but when operating in PSK31 mode, the LPT keyed line does
not seem to operate. I have gone into the PSK Tx preference window and
checked the use CW control - but the LPT CW line does not work from PSK.
(the
Rune,
Although I only run DX4WIN on one computer in my house, but I can connect
to that Ham Shack computer from anywhere - from other computers in the house
or from across the Internet.
On the Ham Shack computer, I enabled the Remote Desktop feature of Windows
XP. I then connect to that computer
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