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jdtrainmanMember since Apr-8-03 · 1449 posts

LAST EDITED ON Jun-07-04 AT 10:55 AM (EDT)

Thanks to Andy Keffer for posting simple instructions for getting connected to the Team Speak server. Here are three screenshot of the process to get connected! Follow these three easy steps and you'll be connected to the Multi-Player Session Team Speak server!NOTE: For sessions hosted on other servers simply change the Server IP address in the Quick Connect window!Jim Duncan
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Jim Duncan
Midwest Rail Group

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andykefferMember since Jan-24-04 · 497 posts

RE: Team Speak Tutorial


There is one other thing, when you get connected, hit "settings" and then "Sound input/output settings" "Voice send method" under that select "push to talk" when it says "press any botton" use the delete key. And then your done. Now when you want to talk, press the delete key and say what you want and then release the delete key.

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