to turn the beep on, find it in the options and just, turn it back on.
Its a box that is either checked, or unchecked.
All the things you are refering to are plainly accessed through the
preferences or options or whatever echolink calls them.
73
Colin, V A6BKX
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Fiorello" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 9:26 PM
Subject: still have unresolved echo link problems


> Hi;
> I fortunately have my port problems fixed but I still have the following
> annoying problems.  If anyone has any ideas good or bad I'm willing to
try.
>
> Hi;
> Since nobody sent me any inspiring suggestions I thought I would take one
> more try at the latest echo link adventure.
> Hi everyone;
> I thought I had all! my echo link problems solved but there are one or two
> minor issues that came up when I tried the handihams net a few days ago.
> First of all, at one time there was a "beep" whenever someone finished a
> transmission which I do not believe was generated by a repeater.  This
beep
> was rather convenient but haven't had much luck turning it back on.
> Secondly, I have found the section allowing you to change the transmit key
> from the space bar to something else.  Also you seem to have the option to
> hold the selected key down to keep transmitting or just hit and release.
> Unfortunately whenever I change either of these settings I don't seem to
be
> able to transmit.  I set the box to use the right control key and wanted
to
> hold it down while transmitting.  The only key that seemed to work was the
> good old space bar once I selected it.
> Any words of wisdom always appreciated.
> Richard
>
>
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