Yes, so is it: as many digis know each others due to the auto router, you
can just type for example "hb9eas-8 db0frg" in the connection window of
Paxon to access a BBS via your digi. These paths are kept in memory, and
your call-ssid as well so you can choose them for each connection.
An other problem with AGWPE is that it keeps the default SSID for every
connection until you change it manually and with twice the same SSID on one
digi, you'll have problems, so you must enter a different SSID manually each
time you make a connect.
I don't know why these problems occur with Paxon... It should be a bug as
2.00.1114 is the first version running with AGWPE and is a beta-test
version.
Other programs I tested didn't have these problems Winpack, Winstop, WPP...
I think the best way of using Paxon is to run it with Flex32. Just have a
look at uspacket.net.
73 de F8BOE
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