Clarence,

To the best of my knowledge the latest version of Digitalk is not a 
stand alone program.  It's been a few months since I looked into it, but 
it was designed to work with either the fldigi or the multipsk programs. 
  I think there is some work being done on this, but at the time, I 
couldn't make heads or tails out of either program with jaws.  Sorry I 
don't have any links handy for this stuff, but a google search should 
kick up something.

73, Steve KW3A

On 2/14/2012 2:45 PM, Clarence Williamson wrote:
> This question concers the new version of digitalk.  Does it work with =
> windows 7 and if so, where can I get it. =20
> 73s,
> Clarence
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> On Feb 14, 2012, at 10:36 AM, Steve Forst wrote:
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>> Gary,
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>> Tom has a couple of different issues going.  One of which is the N3FJP=20=
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>> logger he is using not being able to access a sound device other than=20=
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>> the default device and so  the .wav files for navigating the fields=20
>> aren't working.
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>> The other issue is his not being able to send packet.  I think this is=20=
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>> going to come down to  telling whatever software he is using to use =
> the=20
>> Signal Link and to be sure ptt is set correctly.   The Signal Link has=20=
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>> that vox circuit.
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>> I don't see why the fldigi won't work with both the signal link and =
> jaws.
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>> BTW, have you had any success with fldigi?  I looked at it a few =
> months=20
>> ago and couldn't make much sense out of it.   I know there is an =
> updated=20
>> version of Digitalk that is supposed to work in conjunction =
> withfldigi,=20
>>    but I couldn't get anywhere with flidigi.
>> =20
>> 73, Steve KW3A
>> On 2/14/2012 10:16 AM, Gary Tillinghast wrote:
>>> Hi Steve,
>>> When using the Signal Link for FLDIGI, due you think there would be =
> the =3D
>>> same kind of a problem that Tom Has?  Gary KB2YAA
>>> =20
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