Thanks for the replies, I found the missing window by using the
procedure mentioned by John K9EL and also written up by Kostas at
https://www.mail-archive.com/dx4win@mailman.qth.net/msg21933.html.
Thanks again
Ed KG4W
On 12/23/2019 4:02 PM, Tim moore wrote:
This is exactly what I talked about
This same thing happened to me this morning. I simply plugged in a wider
monitor and the missing Spot window came into view. I then moved the Spot
window into the center of the screen, unplugged the widescreen monitor and
then plugged in the monitor that is not as wide. The Spot window was
This is exactly what I talked about doing in my email, and as I said
earlier, it did NOT work for me. I had to reattach my second monitor and
move the missing windows back to the main monitor
K4TK
Tim Moore
On Mon, Dec 23, 2019, 2:51 PM John K9EL wrote:
> Go to your SAVE folder.
>
> Open
Go to your SAVE folder.
Open config.txt in a text editor.
Scroll down towards the bottom and look for [W-PACK]
Change LEFT to 0
Change TOP to 0
Save the changes.
Close DX4Win
Open DX4Win and the packet window should be in the upper left hand corner of
your screen.
Re-position to your
When I added a second monitor and then later removed it, I lost both the
packet window and the spot window (which I'd moved both windows to the 2nd
monitor). I tried editing the config file like an earlier email suggested
to move the windows, but no joy. In the end, I had to reattach the second
Hello Ed,
The packet window is most likely hiding behind some other window. Once you
find it, write a new config.txt file. This is where the screen settings are
kept.
File > Preferences > File > Write configuration file > Save changes and
exit.
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73,
Mike Cizek W0VTT
-Original
I recall seeing info about a clickable box in files>preferences>screen
that spoke to keeping or not keeping window positions. I think that must
have been for older versions, I see no such box with ver 9. Is there
any such setting in ver 9, as I have lost access to the packet window
after
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