I have tried and it wasn't pretty. I forgot that when you install a
program in the computer it does things to the registry. When I tried
to access the program (some business software) on the flash drive it
didn't work
I utlimately installed the program from the drive onto the computer
and
Yes - if there's a computer where you're going that has something close to
current standards (most of the memory sticks I've used lately use USB 2.0)
it's a great idea. You can carry them in your pocket and I don't think
they are affected by airport X-ray machines.
One stick will hold a lot of
Zack:
Thanks for the reply. So far the replies have been mixed. Some say
yes, and some say no. May have to try it out beforehand.
Tom, WW5L
Zack Widup wrote:
Yes - if there's a computer where you're going that has something close to
current standards (most of the memory sticks I've
On Dec 12, 2005, at 10:21 PM, Tom Anderson wrote:
Fellow DXers:
Has anyone used any of those new 256 + meg or 1 GB+ USB plug in
microdrives for say logging or similar purposes? I was wondering
if it might be more convenient to just take one of those micro
drives and plug it into a
Thanks for the reply. So far the replies have been mixed. Some say yes,
and some say no. May have to try it out beforehand.
I guess it's going to primarily depend on the logging software you're going
to use.
In my case, I could probably make CT, or NA work, but any windows
software
--- petethepup [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess it's going to primarily depend on the logging software you're going
to use.
In my case, I could probably make CT, or NA work, but any windows
software install
is going to run into trouble with the registry.
DX4WIN doesn't write anything
The DOS versions of CT would probably be OK, too. I haven't tried to run
them from a memory module, though. I've copied any executables to the
hard drive of the host computer and run them from there.
The memory modules are great for transferring files though. I've backed
up and transferred
