[Dx4win] Internet / Cluster - Telnet selection setup

[Larry Gauthier (K8UT)]

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 will 
be positioned on your favorite site and you only have to press the <Enter> 
key to proceed.

The first three lines of my TCP file look like this -- I added underscores 
in line 3 to make my two favorites even more obvious in the TCP list.
"
K8SMC>Jackson-MI,198.109.212.235
K8NA>Troy-MI,k8na.com
__
"

-larry
K8UT
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "M. Fitz" <mfitch at nbnet.nb.ca>
To: <dx4win at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2005 22:59
Subject: [Dx4win] Internet / Cluster - Telnet selection setup



   Hi=ll,

   Can  I  have  DX4Win save the address= use most often for Internet /
   Telnet
   connection?  Would  like  to  be=able  to have dx4win connect to the
   cluster
   on  startup.  I  realize  I=would  have  to be dialed up and already
   connected to
   the internet.

   Oh  and  I noticed if one isn't setup when=ou click connect, a small
   box comes up with
   message -> No=onnection active. Should I happen to change my mind at
   this
   point  and=lick cancel or close, I end up in a loop and have to exit
   dx4win via
   task-manager in WinXP. If I click .. say close, I get a box that reads
   -=n exception
   occurred.  I  click  OK on that error message box and get=nother box
   that reads - The
   destination  address  is  required.  I=lick OK and get the other box
   back again. This is
   a loop.


   Thanks



   Mark - ve9ts

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