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# Command-Line-Radio
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A radio-like chat system for use on local networks. Verison A-1
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<h3>Introduction</h3>
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Ever wanted a mini text radio across your local network? Well, here it is!
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CLRadio is a radio program that can transmit one-way text messages (as of now) to another computer, regardless of distance, as long as they are connected to the same network. It is pretty intuitive to use.
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<h3>Usage</h3>
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1. Start the server program before starting the client.
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2. Obtain the ipv4 address through running `ipconfig` in cmd/powershell
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3. Create a profile in the client
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CLRadio Sender Version A-1 | by P7MJ
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[1] Use/Edit saved ports
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[2] Specify port
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Insert 1 and press Enter, then you will see:
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Current Saved Profiles:
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<profiles>: <ip>
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[1] Write new profile entry
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[2] Select a profile
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[3] Clear all profiles (IRREVERSIBLE, WILL ANNIHILATE MASSDEBATER67'S BRAIN)
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Select a profile, if it exists, using the position at which it is in the list (1 for first entry, 2 for second...), create a new one, or delete all of them.
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4. The client will connect to that profile and a connection will be initialized if a server at that IP exists.
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<h3>Known Errors/Future development directions</h3>
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- You must start the server first in order to connect with the client.
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- The client is now one-way. The server is recieve-only, much like non-commander variants of the T-34 in WW2. |