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k5ilf

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I have software for my mt-1000 and spectra radios. It is not on floppies but on files on a cd. While its origin might be in question, it appears to be workable---however the prompts to 'add disk 2, etc) keep coming up---does anyone know a workaround for this problem. The radios are on ham frequencies but need subaudable tones. There ought to be a way---
Thanks for the help
bill in las cruces
 

jhooten

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Manually make the target directory on the hard drive, copy the rss files to the target direcory from the cd, do not run the setup utility, run the .exe and you should be in business. All the setup utility on the floppy did is make the diretory, copy the files, then put a batch file in C: to run the .exe so you don't have to do it all manually. RSS was written in the days when computers were less complicated
 
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