 |
NoSPAMProxy is the first Windows Solution supporting SPF and CallerID.
Other solutions initially scan all incoming mails before they are being filtered into SPAM and HAM. This practice results in an accumulation of mail traffic which sequentially wastes a lot of unnecessary bandwidth. Apart that it is not economically viable to stay sorting SPAM from HAM such AntiSPAM solutions tend to slow down the entire mail system, thereby making it less effective than it should be. Another problem of such solutions is the misclassification of mails, whereby False Positives are not reported or recorded anywhere. Apart that it is not plausible to delete white legit emails and misclassify them as SPAM, users of such applications run the risk to loose potential business and all their credibility.
The innovation behind NoSPAMProxy lies in its capacity to intercept emails before entering the mail system. This ability is archived by hooking NoSPAMProxy directly into the SMTP stream thereby avoiding sorting HAM and SPAM, email traffic and False Positives. Emails which are detected as SPAM are automatically bounced back to their sender. Another innovation of NoSPAMProxy is that NDRs are generated by the sending Server so as to eradicate completely NDR attacks from the local Server.
NoSPAMProxy shifts the cost of SPAM directly to its Sender.
nospamproxy blocks spam before proxy smtp server mail protection anti virus
|
 |
Lightweight HTTP server and a script engine (like PHP or ASP) in one application .
It is a very good tool to control a device connected on a remote PC serial port
with a web browser. You can build a complete web interface for your RS232 device,
for example for a home automation box, a remote camera, a ham radio, writing html
and script pages. The script code is executed by the internal script engine, so is
very fast. Can be used (running on different ports) together with another web server
and script engine, to have a most wanted feature missing or hard to implement
feature: accessing remote serial ports. A complete web RS232 terminal example is
included, which is a single file with less than 200 lines ! For other complex tasks PHP script engine can be integrated and used.
web server communication serial rs232 php asp port remote lightweight http
|
 |
A program to edit and view ADIF format files. This version includes several additional features that are of interest to the radio amateur. It can import QSO log data in the ADIF format and export in ADIF or HTML formats. It now includes many of the ARRL LoTW data elements and an XML export.
edit editor adif format files amateur radio data definition ham qso
|
 |
Ham radio logging program. Supports DXCC, IOTA, WAC, WPX and other awards.
ham radio log awards cq dxcc iota wac contest iaru ham radio
|
 |
Frequency Filer is database program designed for people who use a great many different radio frequencies. It is primarily intended for amateur radio operators, shortwave listening enthusiasts, and scanner users. The program makes it easy to keep all of your important frequency information in one place. Geographic information can be displayed on a high resolution globe. Incudes data conversion utility.
radio frequency ham scanner shortwave database frequency filer 4 4
|
 |
WinMorse is a FREE text to Morse Code conversion application for Windows.
WinMorse converts text into Morse Code, using various Output Formats.
Here are some ideas for what you can do with the files created by WinMorse:
Use for Morse Code practice/training/testing
Accessibility tool for the vision impaired
Create Morse Code audio CDs
Upload Morse Code audio files to a personal web page
Use Morse Code in a motion picture/music/software/video games
Custom Morse Code sound effects for operating system events such as email notification
amateur radio ham morse code text to morse windows convert wave wav au aif aiff
|
 |
Ham University - Morse Training and Testing
QST Review by Dan Miller November 2001
Actual Morse code lessons are accessed by clicking on (Lessons.¦ You must first put a Lesson Plan together. This is easily accomplished following the directions guided by Morris the Cat˜an animated cat who assists by describing each function the mouse pointer indicates. My favorite method is the (Exercise¦ approach done by copying with the keyboard. What you type is shown in the lower panel. At the end of the exercise, you can compare what you typed with the sent message displayed in the upper panel. Variables that you can manually adjust include speed in words per minute, character speed, message length and word length. In addition to all this, Ham University offers a Morse game called PENTODE. The object is to build a large number of points in a short period of time. These points are received by connecting two or more tiles (the more the better), each containing the same character, as a diode (side by side), triode, tetrode or pentode. Personally, I found the game far less exciting than the speed exercise to copy Morse on the keyboard in the shortest possible time.
Conclusion
Ham University is an excellent tool for anyone wishing to use a computer to study for an Amateur Radio license, regardless of which level they wish to pursue. Of course, my recommendation is to use such a program in conjunction with a class. In the absence of such a class, Ham University provides everything you need to go from ground zero all the way to Amateur Extra+in the comfort of your own living room.
I¦d be remiss in this review if I neglected to mention something else. Displayed at the top of each page of the instruction booklet is a flag of a foreign country. Next to the flag is the appropriate country name, accompanied by its latitude and longitude, CQ Zone number and call sign prefix. This is a very nice touch, adding to the educational and instructional factor of the Ham University program.
ham radio amateur radio fcc exams morse code game pentode lessons cw ham radio windows
|
 |
Ham University - Morse Training and Testing
QST Review by Dan Miller November 2001
Actual Morse code lessons are accessed by clicking on ?Lessons.? You must first put a Lesson Plan together. This is easily accomplished following the directions guided by Morris the Cat?an animated cat who assists by describing each function the mouse pointer indicates. My favorite method is the ?Exercise? approach done by copying with the keyboard. What you type is shown in the lower panel. At the end of the exercise, you can compare what you typed with the sent message displayed in the upper panel. Variables that you can manually adjust include speed in words per minute, character speed, message length and word length. In addition to all this, Ham University offers a Morse game called PENTODE. The object is to build a large number of points in a short period of time. These points are received by connecting two or more tiles (the more the better), each containing the same character, as a diode (side by side), triode, tetrode or pentode. Personally, I found the game far less exciting than the speed exercise to copy Morse on the keyboard in the shortest possible time.
Conclusion
Ham University is an excellent tool for anyone wishing to use a computer to study for an Amateur Radio license, regardless of which level they wish to pursue. Of course, my recommendation is to use such a program in conjunction with a class. In the absence of such a class, Ham University provides everything you need to go from ground zero all the way to Amateur Extra?in the comfort of your own living room.
I?d be remiss in this review if I neglected to mention something else. Displayed at the top of each page of the instruction booklet is a flag of a foreign country. Next to the flag is the appropriate country name, accompanied by its latitude and longitude, CQ Zone number and call sign prefix. This is a very nice touch, adding to the educational and instructional factor of the Ham University program.
ham radio amateur radio fcc exams morse code game pentode lessons cw ham radio windows
|
 |
Morse code trainer for Windows, useful to Novice and Expert. Output via soundcard, PC speaker, hardware port (for driving oscillator or transmitter) or semaphore window. Code sources include a realistic QSO generator, random text and text files. NuMorse can take you from complete beginner right up to code expert. Hundreds of people have used this program to pass the ham radio code test first time. If you have tried to learn code before without success then the intuitive user interface of NuMorse might be just what you need. Here are a few more features to give you an idea of the breadth of this program. Alter code style to improve clarity. Full Prosign support included. Performance statistics gathered. Several modes supported that perform character guessing drills. You guess the character and NuMorse responds in various ways including a phonetic speech correction. The program can be set to speed up and slow down in response to your performance.
morse code trainer numorse ham radio asp g4aud nu-ware nuware amateur
|
 |
This is the code trainer that has everything. Play code from a variety of sources such as text files, random generators, your keyboard or even other programs. Send the code to your soundboard, audio files, a tone generator/transmitter and even an on-screen semaphore lantern. Generates callsigns and realistic QSOs. Are you a beginner? Then this program contains a structured teaching course to help you learn the basics. Once you have learned the code characters then get up to speed with the help of a vast array of training features that will keep you motivated and track your progress. Are you ready for your code test? Then take a simulated test with the NuMorse Pro written test feature to boost your confidence. Code speed fiend? Then brush up your receiving skills to a scorching 48 wpm, and let NuMorse Pro add some QSB and QRN for extra realistic simulated QSOs
morse code trainer numorse ham radio asp g4aud nu-ware nuware amateur
|
|
|
