Howard,

He is trying to do 2 separate things in N3FJP:
1. Use wave files within the program  for navigation around the screen 
(apart from JAWS)
2. Send wave files to the radio for transmission.

An apparent flaw in the N3FJP software is that  both of these sets of 
wave files  want to use the same sound card, and there is no way to 
direct  one set of files to  one sound card and the other set to a 
different sound card.

While JAWS can be set to use another card, N3FJP always wants to use the 
"default" card.   Even if more sound cards are added to the system, and 
the card that windows considers the "default" is changed, both sets of 
N3FJP files  will always go to the default card.

I don't even use this software and now I know more about it than I ever 
wanted.

BTW, heard you weakly on 40 Saturday.   Band wasn't too good between WI 
and PA.

73, Steve KW3A

On 2/3/2013 2:06 AM, Howard Kaufman wrote:
> I am confused here.
> I get that the n1fjp is tied to the default sound card, but jaws isn't, is
> it?
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