It turns out that from a new installation, HRD either protects the directory where your macros files are saved, and/or installs the default macro files as read-only, so no matter what you do in the app, you can never save any updates to your macro files. Every time I made changes in the Macro Manager, they would never be reflected in the app.

Since we have a HP Mini netbook running Windows 7, I decided to check out the still (up until fairly recently) free version of Ham Radio Deluxe (5.24), and was surprised to find I couldn’t work out how to make my updates to my PSK macros save. These have all been working fine, but from seeing videos online of people using HRD and the integrated digital mode app together with the HRD logging, it kept bothering me every time I had to manually type in details from a QSO into my logging app. FLDIGI or CocoaModem as my digital mode app.For the past few weeks I’ve been mainly using the following: Please follow the procedure explained in the 'Tutorials' area.As a Mac user and a new ham operator starting to play with digital modes (mainly JT65, PSK31 and RTTY) I’ve been envious of the variety of Windows based apps available compared to what’s available on the Mac. This archive contains the program, and a folder with all the needed Java libraries for 3D rendering plus an icon to create a shortcut on the desktop. Special version of Satscape for Linux environment under 32 and 64 bits architecture.

The archive content a windows registry key and a directory 'Winetricks' needed for setup with PlayOnLinux (see how-to in the tutorials area).

Last free HAM RADIO DELUXE version with add-ons for installation under Linux environment. Thanks to this module, the FT-847 can be used for Packet-Radio traffic with or through the International Space Station. Special version of MyDDE made by Andrei Kopanchuk (UZ7HO) for the Yaesu FT-847 transceiver which allow Doppler correction for uplink and downlink frequencies with only the main VFO by using Orbitron, UISS and SoundModem software. MyDDE Client for Orbitron and Yaesu FT-847

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