In a message dated 11-09-14, Daryl Stout said to Holger Granholm:   
      
   GM Daryl,   
      
   DS> my BBS software (Virtual Advanced, aka VADV) and OS (Windows XP,   
   DS> SP3), I can't run that ham radio packet door, as originally planned.   
   DS> But, a fellow ham radio operator is going to see about getting me   
   DS> set up with a telnet deal to logon to his site, where licensed hams   
   DS> can access the state packet network. He lives in the Broken Arrow,   
   DS> Oklahoma area (near Tulsa), and is heavily into ham radio and   
   DS> computer stuff, such as packet, FLDIGI, PSK, etc.   
      
   To me it would seem logical to get hold of an old computer to run packet   
   radio and other digital modes on. You don't even have to have a separate   
   monitor for that.   
      
   Instead you can use one keyboard, one mouse and one monitor to control   
   both machines via a KVM switch. If the mouse plugs don't match the ones   
   on the compute(s), there are adapters avaiable for serial/PS2 plugs.   
      
   That will be like having one machine doing both jobs.   
      
   And if you want both machines to connect to Internet do it via a router.   
      
      
   CU L8ER,   
      
   Holger   
      
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