You are currently using 2 digit short cuts that gives you just 9 combinations, but if your users can remember 3 digit short cuts just change your current shortcuts to 3 digit and then you can have 99.

2 digit 3 digit

*51 *511

*52 *521

new *522

new *523

etc *524

*53 *531

If you need more than that just use 4 digit short cuts, or how about 7 digit short cuts so there can be millions of short cuts :)

Chuck

On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 3:22 PM, Keith <keith@handscombe.co.uk> wrote:

Good evening all,

Node 2498 located in Ipswich. I know I may have asked a last year but I now have a new Pc and the answer may have been on the old unit. I use *51 through to *59 as short cuts to allow locals who cannot remember long numbers an easy way to connect to regular connections. I would like to know how to add a few more. I did try *052 as a shortcut but no go so if someone has more shortcuts please can you let me know.

I also noted I am no longer in the All-Star data base on line so when I connect to another station its show connection but no information. Do I need to open a port to allow this update to happen?

Great system it's a shame we have very few All-Star nodes in the UK

regards

Keith

G7DNT

Nodes: 2498 & 27333 All-Star
Node: 5503 Echo link
Node: 5503 IRLP

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