Kelvin:

You are correct.

Version 2.3 is the most current version of the Pennsylvania QSO Party
logging software from Scott, N3FJP.

I don't know if I'll get time to try the older Wave files stored on the
Active Elements web site before this week-end's contest, but I will
definitely try to download and copy them into the program files folder at
some point here, just to see if I can get all of them to work.

Will let you know how things turn out as soon as I get the chance to do the
downloading and copying.

Tom Behler: KB8TYJ

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kelvin Marsh" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2013 11:13 AM
Subject: Re: A note on wave files for those using the new N3FJP logging
software


> Hi Tom,
>
> Right, now I fully understand!!  To find out what is happening I
> downloaded
> the PA QSO Party software.  Unless I've got the wrong software, version
> 2.3
> , this is not a new C# program, but still the VB6 version.
>
> You are right to copy the wave files into the ' PA State QSO Party 2.3'
> folder within the 'Program Files' folder.  This is the way the old
> software
> works.
>
> The good news.  Firstly, you have done no damage copying the new wave
> files
> from the AE site into the Shared folder.  These will work on all new C#
> programs.
>
> Even better news.  When I copied the wave files from an old AC Log 3.2
> folder, into the PA QSO Party folder, the Voice Navigation works on all
> fields.  This includes Serial and County.  You can grab the files from the
> Active Elements site, in the AC Log 3.2 demo page.
>
> Interestingly, I find the new wave files also work fine.  I'm using Win 7
> 64
> Pro.
>
> You may well have found a problem under certain conditions.  The old wave
> files don't work on the new programs, and the new waves do not work on the
> old?
>
> First though try copying some old wave files into the folder.
>
> Best wishes, Kelvin Marsh - M0AID
>
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