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VK5AH > BPQ 31.12.99 17:06l 34 Lines 1048 Bytes #-9784 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: solution Re: Help with BPQ32 please !!
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Sent: 991230/1802Z @:VK5TTY.#ADL.#SA.AUS.OC $:397_VK5AH Sally 3.00
Message from: VK5AH@VK5TTY Sally v3.00 PMS
Quoting from a previous message...
} Harry M1BYT asked
} So, is there any advantage to be gained, from changing over to BPQ32, if
} I am currently using the old BPQ?
}
Well Harry as i see it.. It is most ceratinly an advantage.. I can now
leave the COM port enabled under windows and once BPQ32 has been finished
with it seems it unloads.. I use SALLY PMS with it.. SALLY loads and
unloads BPQ itself.. Unlike BPQ16 which i had to load in dos and reboot to
get rid of it..
I can now run other applications on the TNC/Port directly after closing
SALLY PMS and even terminate them to jump back to SALLY.. Seems to be what
i have allways wanted out of BPQ..
73 Cheerio from Tony.
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