I can still get it done with the latter, just takes me an extra step or two (of course, I may have overlooked a shortcut somewhere for that). It also seems a little easier to insert a new frequency, in the place within the scanlist, that I want it, in Win500, than with PSREdit500. I can work with either, and do on occasion, though I use Win500 more than PSREdit500 because of the editing differences. You can still select (or highlight) a group of objects and make the same change to all in PSREdit (like toggle the backlight setting), by 'editing multiple objects' in the pop-up.
Not a big deal, both methods work, but Win500 is a little faster & intuitive in that regard, at least to my tastes. In PSREdit500, you click on the frequency to bring up a small pop-up menu to change that objects attributes. The difference is that to make a change, in Win500, you can do it on that page- update a PL/CTCSS, DCS or NAC code, correct/change the frequency, backlight/LED settings, whatever. In Win500, you have your "Conventional objects" tab, that will display all of them on a page. Click to expand.While there are some similarities, one difference between the two is how you edit a frequency.
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