I believe the one you want is the Windows M710 control panel program
and not the Icom ex1726 DOS version radio software control program. I
have the one you want but it's on my computer at work and I'm home for
several weeks recovering from surgery. It used to be available from
the Sailmail website but I don't see it there anymore. I'll get back
to you when I get in to my shop.

Eric

On Apr 12, 12:31*pm, EASI54 wrote:
I know there's one out there because I had this program on an old
computer before I lost all data on my hard drive.
It was a remote *control panel that made frequency selections and other
adjustments easy by a click of a mouse.

Anyone know where I can locate it on the web?

John

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EASI54

;707191]I believe the one you want is the Windows M710 control panel program
and not the Icom ex1726 DOS version radio software control program. I
have the one you want but it's on my computer at work and I'm home for
several weeks recovering from surgery. It used to be available from
the Sailmail website but I don't see it there anymore. I'll get back
to you when I get in to my shop.

Eric

Thank you Eric!!
I couldn't remember where I got it from and all my searches came up empty. Being "for Free" is why it isn't available anymore. The other program Larry mentioned doesn't even come close to it for what I had seen from the Demo.
Wishing you a speedy recovery!

John

EASI54 wrote:
;707191 Wrote:
I believe the one you want is the Windows M710 control panel program
and not the Icom ex1726 DOS version radio software control program. I
have the one you want but it's on my computer at work and I'm home for
several weeks recovering from surgery. It used to be available from
the Sailmail website but I don't see it there anymore. I'll get back
to you when I get in to my shop.

Eric

Thank you Eric!!
I couldn't remember where I got it from and all my searches came up
empty. Being "for Free" is why it isn't available anymore. The other
program Larry mentioned doesn't even come close to it for what I had
seen from the Demo.
Wishing you a speedy recovery!

John





Would this one work?
http://www.dxzone.com/cgi-bin/dir/jump2.cgi?ID=14126

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