On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 1:33 PM, John R. Hogerhuis <jho...@pobox.com> wrote:
> Aside from the checksum issue is there some reason you're using DOS > Desklink? Laddiealpha has far more features and works on modern pcs and is > supported. Same for mcomm. > > Ah. Well, none, I guess - short of that was just what I was used to on Linux. I'm not in XP that often really, but had to set up a Windows environment the other day for ham radio purposes - never could get JT-65 up and running in Linux and Wine did NOT like my radio's data cable. Thought as long as I had the computer up and running I might as well try some TPDD emulation. :-) As to TEENY maybe avoid TEENY.EXE on modern hardware though and just inject > TEENY.DO > > Is that an 'ok' approach? I thought the documentation sort of warned people off of doing that. I'll give it a go, though. I'll look into Laddiealpha too; haven't used it before.
