tor 2011-12-22 klockan 18:42 +1100 skrev jcjglt@xxxxxxxxx: > On 22/12/2011 12:14, John Douyere wrote : > > Hi Greg, > > Appreciate the feedback. > > 1. You are correct, the mode change is an automatic feature, driven by > > the server, and the downgrade or upgrade of modes is linked to two > > things: > > ............................................. > > 2. The disconnect issue, first thing to check: does the modem screen > > show that the ~QUIT command has been sent (the next *TX* line after > > pressing the disconnect button)? If not I suspect it is related to the > > client not hearing the server properly, in which case an abort is ok > > (although not the easiest option). > > ............................................ > > Thanks and 73, John (VK2ETA) > > > Hi John, > Here also I've never been able to disconnect from the left button of the > terminal screen labelled "connect". After connection is achieved it has > always remained labelled "connect", I could never read "quit", therefore > I've allways used the "abort" button to disconnect even if this is not > considered as courteous but I've no choice. > After having upgrading regularly I'm now running fldigi-3.21.33 and > jPSKMail-1.4b.8 both under Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid and Windows XP. > 73, Jean-Claude - FK8IH Hi Jean-Claude, Are you using the french version? There used to be a problem with the swedish version in that it had the same word in the list for both connect and disconnect. So it would look like the button never changed. I have fixed that in the swedish version but my french is non existant... I can launch it and have my wife check the french version and if its missing I'll ask her for a new word. On a side note I think its good if we stay away from buttons that have different meaning in different situations. I would prefer two buttons, one for connect and one for disconnect. One of those should be disabled according to the traffic situation. 73 de Per, sm0rwo