Mike,

The logger I use is Writelog, which is a contest logger and not free. 
  I've been using it over 10 years, and although I have a lot  of QSO's 
in the log, I'd have a hard time recommending it to others.   It can be 
a royal pain to set up, even for sighted folks.  I'm pretty much used to 
the way things work, so I rx with mmtty, then alt-tab to Writelog to TX 
and log the contact.

I'm using JAWS 11.   It doesn't seem to read as good on my new Windows 7 
pc, so the last time I did RTTY in the  JARTS RTTY test a few weeks ago, 
I did RX on my old XP pc and TX and logging on the Win 7 pc.

To TX from within MMTTY, use the f keys.  Several can be set as macros 
to transmit a message.  One of the f keys (I forget which) puts you 
direct into TX and you just type what you want to send.  It's either 
escape, or another F key to abort transmission.  Read the help file on 
sound card selection, so it knows which sound card is to be used.

If you are using the Signal Link USB, you are limited to AFSK operation, 
where the sound card generates the rtty tones in ssb mode.   If your rig 
and interface allow  FSK operation, where the radio is keyed and no 
sound card is used for transmit, you can dial the filters down more and 
it will be easier to tune in a RTTY signal.  Either way, just tune 
across the incoming signal until the speech starts reading real text.

Like all this digital stuff, you need to get your rx up and working with 
your screen reader before worrying about transmitting.    The receive 
end of this stuff is always harder to deal with, and if you can't get 
that right, no sense going any further.

73, Steve KW3A
On 11/7/2010 7:57 PM, Michael Ryan wrote:
> Hi Steve:=20
>
> What logging program do you use with MMTTY? What screen reader do you us =
> if any with it?=20
> I have MMTTY running on my netbook right now with window eyes but by =
> just tabbing around the screen all I hear is "custom Control" but when I =
> use the window eyes cursering keys, I can locate things and activate.=20
> I guess in short, how do I locate a window to type text in?  How do I =
> find the window to decode incoming msgs?=20
> I'm just testing it right now, don't have it hooked up to a transceiver =
> yet.=20
>
> Thanks:=20
>
> Mike=20