Stelios Bounanos wrote: > You can already do something like this, though not using the Enter key > as in flarq. > > 1) In receive mode, type a line of text followed by ^r > > 2) Press Ctrl-T. The text up to and including the ^r is transmitted and > erased, and fldigi goes back to receive. In the meantime you are > typing the next line and so on. > > Remember that fldigi will pause transmission whenever it encounters the > text cursor, so that must always be positioned past the text you want to > send (and the ^r) > It is easy to prefix every line with some text. You would put that text > in a macro and press the correct F-key at the beginning of each chunk of > text you are sending. > > Seek and ye shall find, Ask and it shall be given, Knock and the door shall be opened unto you.
Thanks Stelios, I've used that technique so many times I forgot that it was there! Instead of the ^t you could also the default F9 macro to start the transmit. And oh yes, that is not a control-r that you enter in to the text. It is the carat followed by the r. The transmit is control-t as Stelios points out. A variation on the above is to create multiple macro lines where each has a line of text followed by the ^r, as in: "this is a line of text ^r" Note the newline between text and ^r ... makes it easier to read. Then simply press the macro key(s) for those lines and send each with a new control-t. Another variation would be to create a single macro with all of the text lines that need to be sent one at a time this is line 1^r this is line 2^r this is line 3^r ... this is line N^r The transmit process is again the same. For interactive line by line you will need to use the technique that Stelios outlined. Dave
