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DISCUSSION Bob Nielsen 3 participants 4 messages May 10, 2005 – May 11, 2005

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I have tried running gmfsk 0.6 (from the Debian package) and everything seems fine except that when I click on Settings -> Preferences, I see the list of General, Appearances, Modems, Waterfall, Devices and Hamlib, but there are no settings shown when I click on any of these. The right hand side of the screen just shows a big gMFSK. Running 'gmfsk --run-druid' works but that doesn't appear to address all the items in the Preferences menu. How can I get the Preferences menu to accept an input?

Bob, N7XY

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Click on the little arrow to the left of the menu item. It will
change to black when the mouse pointer is over it.

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I have tried running gmfsk 0.6 (from the Debian package) and everything seems fine except that when I click on Settings -> Preferences, I see the list of General, Appearances, Modems, Waterfall, Devices and Hamlib, but there are no settings shown when I click on any of these. The right hand side of the screen just shows a big gMFSK. Running 'gmfsk --run-druid' works but that doesn't appear to address all the items in the Preferences menu. How can I get the Preferences menu to accept an input?

Bob, N7XY

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On Tue, May 10, 2005 at 02:30:31PM -0700, [email protected] wrote:

That was it--I was clicking on the text instead of the arrow. Thanks.

Bob

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Click on the little arrow to the left of the menu item. It will
change to black when the mouse pointer is over it.

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I have tried running gmfsk 0.6 (from the Debian package) and everything seems fine except that when I click on Settings -> Preferences, I see the list of General, Appearances, Modems, Waterfall, Devices and Hamlib, but there are no settings shown when I click on any of these. The right hand side of the screen just shows a big gMFSK. Running 'gmfsk --run-druid' works but that doesn't appear to address all the items in the Preferences menu. How can I get the Preferences menu to accept an input?

Bob, N7XY

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I have tried running gmfsk 0.6 (from the Debian package) and everything seems fine except that when I click on Settings -> Preferences, I see the list of General, Appearances, Modems, Waterfall, Devices and Hamlib, but there are no settings shown when I click on any of these. The right hand side of the screen just shows a big gMFSK.

When you click on one of those categories, it should expand to show a list of subcategories. If it doesn't, try clicking on the arrow to the left of the category, and it will expand. You can then select the subcategories, and the big gMFSK will be replaced with the appropriate options.

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