Dave, Maybe not designed for the way we were trying to use it, but we're presenting a new idea, and it just came kind of naturally to all four of us who were experimenting this PM. If we had one station who could "anchor" and accept multiple connects, along with the other mod we suggested for the <callsign> header in the PT window, it would make for an interesting roundtable/chat system with minimal formal NCS intervention. This is not so much for EMCOMM use, but I suppose could be in some scenarios. If you and the team don't want to pursue this, I would be sorry, but will live by your constraints. I'm convinced that there would be some demand/use of this kind of functionality since it came so naturally (and unexpectedly) to all of us today.
Concerning the mail files, I'm using the latest version AX. I manually searched through the C:\Documents and Settings\<my user ID>\NBEMS.files directory tree, and found no e-mail files. I searched my whole hard drive for .eml files, and none came up (except ones I sent, which are in the "out" folder). They went "somewhere else..." Ha! 73, -Joe- w1hkj wrote: > Joseph A. Counsil wrote: >> Dave, >> >> Several of us just ran a loose "net" using Flarq, and found that >> during a roundtable it was very confusing using the plain-talk. > flarq is NOT designed for net, but for one-on-one, peer-to-peer > operation. If you want to run a digital net you need to do what the > folks up in WPA do. Use MT63-1000. It give excellent copy with > reasonable turn around time. > >> It would be good if each line in the plain talk window were preceded >> with the sender's callsign, something like <K0OG> to identify the >> sender. As a temporary help, I copied "<K0OG>" and would just Ctrl-V >> to paste it prior to each line I would type. >> >> Also, I received an e-mail message but it did not show up in the >> NBEMS.files, nor any other directory structure I could find. We are >> still working on trying to figure that out - maybe I have something >> set up incorrectly? It would be nice to have a menu item or button >> in Flarq to open the received e-mail and received-files directories. >> > Which version of flarq? The one with the alpha fldigi? If so then > the folder structure is fixed for both flarq and fldigi. See on of my > earlier emails regarding that. If you can't find it I can resurrect it. > > Dave > -- +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | Joseph A. Counsil counsil at rollanet.org Phone:(573) 341-5186 | | 1310 Woodlawn Drive, Rolla, MO 65401 Amateur Radio: - K?OG - | +---------------------------------------------------------------+
