WinSPM is only a picture of the programming phone anyways and the options should be the same.

But it will mostly work with Win10 but you may have to put it in compatibility mode for WinXP
I have not touched a Magix in over a decade so no WinSPM on my laptop

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I used to have to carry a XP laptop for working on Magix. WinSPM sort of worked on Windows 7 in compatibility mode but had issues with crashing the laptop if you rebooted the Magix. Never tried it on Win 10.

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Not having WIN SPM can anyone lead me down the right path. I go into Aux equipment and try to input line 808 as loudspeaker paging but no luck.

Can I test this with a butt set? And How can I test it. Been a long time since I have been on a Magix system. Any help would be appreciated.

You should be able to hear it with a butt set on monitor. As far as programming it has been way to long for me to be able to help on that one.

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The line must not be assigned to any pools. Go to AuxEquip > Ldspkr Pg > Dial the line/trunk no. > Enter > Back

WinSPM would let you print the line/trunk info to see how your intended loudspeaker paging line is already programmed

I've successfully run WinSPM R9on Win 10 by setting the installer to Compatibility Mode to Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Run this program as an administrator, and not installing Adobe Reader 5.5 at the very end of the install process. Once installed, right click the shortcut, Properties, Open File Location. Open Properties for WinSPM.exe and also set Compatibility to Windows XP SP2 and Run as Administrator.