While Jack's interface works well we cannot expect him to code stuff that can easily be interfaced with the existing code.
Another powerful feature plug-in is DXB's ability to interface with the weekly GoList www.GoList.net This is the best up-to-date list of QSL managers that John, K1XN updates weekly. If you QSL direct why send off 2-5 greenbacks to the wrong manager and wonder where your card is. I also use the DXatlas plug in http://www.dxatlas.com/ that allows DXB to connect to the power of Dxatlas. So now that I have buttered Jack's work up I will once again ask for real-time eQSL support. I DO NOT use eQSL to receive QSL however I believe in supporting the over 100,000 hams who do. :-) Enjoy Paul VE3SY -----Original Message----- From: Greg Tomerlin - K4KO [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2006 2:02 PM To: [email protected] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [Dxbase] Refinements... AMEN my brethren. I chase DX on 160, 80 & 40, but an hour after sunrise I grow weary (and jealous) watching W6UC work (and spot) everything under the sun. After reading Paul's email about VE7CC's AR- Cluster utility, I d/l, installed and within just two hours ( :) I'm slow ) I reread Paul's simple instructions and got it working with DXBase. This setup offers flexibility and some very nice features. Thank you Paul Cassel for bringing this to my attention and for describing how to set it up. 73 Greg K4KO Attend the Tennessee QSO Party www.tnqp.org . >Boy, this would really help me out. As I am sure >other low band DX'ers. Every morning about an hour >after sunrise I UNCHECK 160, 80 and 40 meters.
