MORSE was written for the Amiga and then ported to an IBM compatible PC.
It is a simple Morse code training which is more than adequate to develop
receive capability. The source-code is supplied so you may make enhancements.
Copyright is held by the author - but you have rights for personnal use.
The author can be contacted at mailto:vk1brh@arising.com.au
The program does not contain the complete set of punctuation symbols,
but you can make your own with prosigns.

 MORSE has several options:
   -r      When set causes random groups of 5 chars to be sent
   -n      A sub-option (-r must be set) causes random numbers only
   -l      A sub-option (-r must be set) causes random letters only
   -s..    Speed where .. is a sequence of integers
   -p..    Pitch in Hz where .. is a sequence of integers
   -v..    Volume (not implemented on IBM)
   -e      Echo characters before sending
   -g..    Interletter gap in dots  where .. is an integer
   
 You can additionaly supply a filename and the morse program will send that
 file.
 
 Combination symbols such as CT for start of message and AR for end of
 message can be constructed with the UpArrow (^) prefix, e.g. ^CT text
 will send the combination symbol CT followed by a space, followed by text.
 All combination symbols are only terminated by a space or end of line.
 The ASCII characters tab, space and newline are all treated as a space.
 Any other non-printing ASCII character is ignored.
 
 Example Usage:
 
 MORSE -r -e -s10          
 
 will send morse in random groups of 5 characters at 10 words per 
 minute with a default pitch of 1000Hz, echoing each character.
 
 MORSE inputfile -p500
 
 Will send mores from the inputfile at a pitch of 500Hz at the default
 speed of 5 words per minute.


 
  
  
