Official English Website for JE3HHT

Celebrating One Decade of the World's Greatest Ham Software
Amateur Radio Freeware Programs
RTTY, SSTV, PSK with a Soundcard and Antenna Analizer
(WinXP - Vista - Win7)

JE3HHT, Makoto (Mako) Mori
This site was created to promote, distribute and help English speaking hams use excellent Ham Radio programs of Makoto (Mako) Mori, JE3HHT. The creator of this site makes no claim to or for the programs or any of the information presented on these pages. All credit is due to the author and members of the MM users groups who have provided their input into the workings of the programs. The web master will make every attempt to insure that the information present is correct an accurate but does not accept any responsibly for errors or omissions.

MM Hamsoft, the early days and the archived 10th anniversary Guest Book - History page.
A special thanks to those who make this website possible!

The latest news and Information will always be released on this website first!
You always get the newest virus free version from the Offical Website!
Changes to the Install process for MM Programs 
It appears, that Windows Vista and Windows 7, it may be better to install the MM
programs in a folder (directory) other than the standard "Program Files" folder. This is due to some write protection and user protection stuff that windows is doing.
I know this has been around for a while and has been talked about in some of the
MM groups. I have been reading the posts, discussing the situation with other
and doing some testing.
Taking this into account, I have repackaged all programs with a
change to the default install folder. I have also done some minor changes to the
text files and parts of the install. None of this effects the actual program.
The new default install folder will be C:\Ham\[program name]. The user can still
over ride the default, suggested folder and install where ever they want. |

Your feedback and comments by the Yahoo Groups are appreciated.
New Yahoo Group for Website Support - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MM-Hamsoft-ca 
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MMANA-GAL basic v. 3.0.0.31 Released 
See MMANA-Gal page
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MMTTY 1.68A
MMTTY v1.68A is the current release version.
See the MMTTY page
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MMVARI 0.45
MMVARI v0.45 is the current release version.
See the MMVARI page
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MMSSTV 1.13A
MMSSTV v1.13A is the current release version.
See the MMSSTV page
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MMVARI Engine 1.08a
MMVARIX 1.08a is the current release version.
Addional Files for Programmers
XMMT102
fsk8250_104
ExtFSK 1.06
See the Programmers page
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ADIF to Cabrillo
[plus other useful programs]
SP7DQR's program ADIF2CABR has been recomended.
Also, check out the many useful utilities on his website.
http://sp7dqr.webpark.pl/eng/all_en.html
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New MMANA-GAL Help Online
New Help for MMANA-GAL basic
New MMANA-GAL - MMANA-GAL PRO support group!
See the MMANA-GAL page
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APRS Messenger and RAYNET Messenger use the MMVARI
APRS Messenger - RAYNET Messenger
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Airlink Express version 2.2.3.486 Released
Using the MMVARI Engine
Airlink Express Website
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Please visit the Yahoo Groups for help
Use MM programs with Ham Radio Deluxe
Please report any program problems via the Yahoo User Groups
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Please make all comments and suggestions to the appropriate users group @ Yahoo! Groups
Have fun and enjoy! 73 . . Ken - VE5KC

Disclaimer:
Although all possible effort has been put into testing and check this install process, I except no responsibility for problem that may occur and/or cause undesirable results from using the installer.
In simple terms:
Everything worked fine when tested but computers being what they are one can never know what things can happen. It is very unlikely that you will experience any problems but occasionally things go wrong..