How to connect echolink stations automatically

How to connect echolink stations automatically how to#

The number in parentheses after a folder name indicates the total number of stations it contains, including those in any sub-folders. A folder can contain stations, sub-folders, or a combination of both. If you double-click on a folder, its contents are displayed on the right-hand side. To see the list of sub-folders, click the small plus sign to the left of the folder list on the left-hand side. Many of the folders contain sub-folders.This presentation is familiar to users of Microsoft Windows Explorer, although the information displayed is stations, rather than files.

In Explorer View, all logged-on stations are displayed within each of several groups of folders and sub-folders.

Many operators will prefer Explorer View, particularly when many stations are logged on at once.

Although both views display the same list of logged-on stations, Index View shows the stations as a single list, whereas Explorer View organizes the stations into various folders and sub-folders, similar to Microsoft Windows Explorer.

You can switch from one view to the other at any time by selecting one of the tabs at the bottom of the Station List.

Two different РІР‚СљviewsРІР‚Сњ of the Station List are available: Index View and Explorer View.

EchoLink favorites list requires you to use the Station List РІР‚СљExplorer View.РІР‚Сњ.

How to connect echolink stations automatically how to#

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