The Infamous Chart / Index to this Site

This is the Chart as it was published within my The Digital Port column in 73 Magazine for about five years.

One big advantage for the viewer/user is you can click directly on the web address displayed. This naturally reduces entry error and frustration.

Now, with the new format of this website, you can also use the Chart as an index to find articles within this website that were previously published and/or updated for your use.

How to use the Index
Example, on line # 6 you can click in the far left of the left column and you will be taken to a review of the TrueTTY software. (Note: This feature works on lines 1, 2, 3, 6, 8 and 17 at this time - Another work-in-progress.) If you wish to visit the DXSoft (TrueTTY) site on the Internet for further information and/or download, simply click on the web URL in the right column.

Looking for the Linux Chart? Click this next button.

Note 1: There are some new developments on this website. To make the story short, the files for SSTV-PAL as used with the MMSSTV software are available for download toward the bottom of the list that you view on this site. The top files for SSTV-PAL+(plus) are very new creations and an excellent approach to communicating with SSTV, but they were released since the article was written. All worth a try, but wanted to clarify that if you came looking for the SSTV-PAL from the 73 article these are at the bottom of the list on this site.

Note 2:Since the time the article on this software was sent to the magazine, things changed regarding this download, so I searched and found this site where you may download the DXPSK software. The author has a lot of info on the web about other software that looks equally impressive but, at the moment, this excellent PSK package is a tough find. Good luck.

Note 3: Fun stuff! You will, until further notice, need to do a little hacking to find the download file for Stream. It is not difficult, but the only way I could find it is as follows. Place your cursor at the end of the URL in your browser and remove the word "help.htm" at the end of the address. Then hit enter. You will get a directory page and the "streamsetup086.exe" file is the one to download. "They" will probably have something easier in the near future.

I often have need for call lookup, so I thought you might enjoy this little convenience:

QRZ callsign lookup:   Callsign lookups provided by qrz.com

If you have questions or find links that do not work, please let me know.
  (As of June 4, 2004 all the above links were functional.)

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