A couple of caveats...
AFAIK skins don't work. There is a issue with window creep.
Only certain fonts seem to work without sizing issues. One of the best
is Consolas.
Ralph McClintock wrote:
>
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "Jim Reisert AD1C"
>> To: "Ralph McClintock"
>> Sent: Thurs
shows up.
... Mel, VE2DC
PY2YP wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> No it is not whether all-time new one, or an all-time new band country;
> it is a 20 meter QSO where I already had a DXCC credit. The RTTY QSOs
> when unchecked (DXCC | DIGITAL in REPORTS | REPORT GENERATOR |AWARDS |
> DXC) di
Glad you explained that Jim. Was wondering what it was supposed to do
myself.
Just hitting the up arrow in the date field will set the current date. I
use this when I manually QSL.
And here is a suggestion to Paul for the future:
When replying to cards... you don't want to set the label flag f
cted to the rig. N1MM always keep
track of the frequency and needs to have one to work. The frequency will be
imported together wit the rest of the information. Is it possible to import
QSOs from N1MM and omitt the frequency in the import?
Best regards
Mel - SM0MPV
8S
They don't. But I have worked two grids within a minute and had DX4Win
reject the imported qso as dupe... probably because the QSO was within
one minute and the resolution was to one minute.
Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
> On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 10:42 AM, Mel wrote:
>
>> Shoul
Should also check grid... perhaps Paul could fix this.
Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
> This "duping" problem was fixed in 8.03 (from the release notes):
>
> Import/Export
>
> · Include state/county when checking for duplicate QSOs
>
> Can you please download/install 8.03 and see if the problem goes a
I've run into the same issue with grids on VHF with an older version...
I just changed the times so they are a couple of minutes apart.
I guess Paul hasn't fixed this yet. Dupes should also check County/Grid,
Sounds like it might be fairly easy to fix... unless time is the primary
key of his in
t to you
(I am having trouble understanding why) you can ask Paul consider a
change... but there is a reason no other users have reported this bug ;-)
Ciao!
OZ1AXG Flam wrote:
> Hi Mel
>
> To understand the problem, try the following :
>
> 1) Stop Radio
> 2) In QSO Window P
I've seen this before in older versions but I can't remember what the
problem was. I'm pretty sure it's something minor. You can probably
resolve it by deleting dx4win.cfg... but there may be an even easier
way. Try searching the archives.
FM5CD wrote:
> Hi all,
> This morning after a normal us
You need to do the install as administrator. However, I don't believe
you have to set it to "Run as Administrator". In any case you may want
to disable UAC... it's a pain in the neck and not really necessary on a
home computer.
Matt Cassarino wrote:
> I've tried to install DX4WIN 8.03 on a fre
Just use the "Listen" opting instead of "Grab Spot & Set Radio"
Ray Sirois wrote:
> Where is the toggle to have DX4Win NOT ask to save the qso
> as I navigate the cluster, jumping from station to station?
>
> I prefer it only save a qso if I hit Enter.
>
> Ray
> N1RY
> __
Yes... but it was a few versions ago. I survived the transition... can't
remember any serious problems except that I encountered a lot of DXCC
mismatches (D4W vs EQF) and DX4Win was just about always right!
Steve Sala wrote:
> Anyone converted win-eqf to dx4win successfully? what info did not
Export the old files into the DX4Win format them import them into the
new version selecting the appropriate version. Should work.
Ray Sirois wrote:
> Those of you who have upgraded to version 8.x
>
> Could you try importing, opening, or merging OLDer
> DX4WIN log files if you have 'em?
>
> I've
Don't use groups, just select date. You can set date selection to a date
range in preferences on the QSO tab. Then use a filter... just enter the
start date and it will prompt for an end date. You then use multiple qso
operations to adjust the date.
Hugh Valentine wrote:
> I have located a log
I'll watch out for that one... does the same thing here under XP
It would be great if D4W kept a register of known issues on the web site...
Lou Dietrich wrote:
> Mel,
>
> Glad to hear all is working well there...but some of us still are
> experiencing minor problems...so y
What bugs? Seriously... what's outstanding? Everything works perfectly
here, but I haven't done my annual QSL catch-up and DXCC reconciliation yet.
Lou Dietrich wrote:
> Anyone have information on when 8.04 will be released? Hopefully, fixing
> some of the bugs in 8.03?
>
> Guy/ Jim are you doi
Clear the upload date as well as the flag.
Joe Stepansky wrote:
> I goofed on a recent LOTW upload but can't seem to get DX4Win 8.03 to
> correct it and move on. I did a filtered LOTW Export and unfortunately put
> it in my old 8.02 folder rather than the 8.03 folder. I then told DX4Win to
> upd
Just upgrade! Ver 8 has better tools to manage LotW such as clear upload
date and flag. There is no need to do an upload before upgrading.
Besides I can't help with V7... already forget how it worked ;-)
John Holmes wrote:
> Hi All.
> A friend has been using 7.02 and is about to convert to 8.03
I have sent Jose a copy...
Jose wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> vy good day
>
> I lost my computer except .DXL log ( hi)
> I need the install 7.07.02 version.
> Where can I get it? is there any one ho can send it to me?
> I'm a licensed ham (hihi)
>
Ctrl-Shift F12 actually.
You need to set up the interface for both radios and you can use a pin
(pin 14 I think) on an LPT port to supply a signal to automate the
switch between radios if you have the hardware. Set up is on the CW tb
of "Preferences".
Guy has some hardware that supports SO2R ope
You just need to change the prefix of the QSO in question. It will
automatically update the tables.
However, there has been a lot of discussion about this issue. You might
check the archives. What matters for DXCC is whether the ARRL will
recognize the card as Serbian or Bosnian, not what is ac
Check that the USB virtual COM ports are still assigned to the same
devices. One other user reported that after the update the COM port
assignments had changed.
Henrik Klüver Møller wrote:
> Hi
> I have upd from Windows XP to a PC with Windows 7 and have lost CAT
> connection from FT-2000D.
> U
Great. I assume this is a "beta" for what will become the "official"
version? I'll give it a try next upload.
Rick Murphy wrote:
> Since there's a number of Logbook of the World users that are also
> DX4WIN users, I'd like to mention that I've been working on updates to
> the LoTW software to fix
Now we just need Paul to put it on his todo list ;-)
Alan Walters wrote:
> Mel,
>
> Even better.
>
> 73,
>
> Al - K5OF
>
> __
> Dx4win mailing list
> Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/dx4w
meone might no longer be a member of a list... though that is not
possible with the LotW list because of the indirect way the data is
collected.
Alan Walters wrote:
> Mel,
>
>
>
> "What you really want is for the QSO window to do the same lookup on current
> membership list
" Spot membership information should be imported into the QSO window to
be permanently recorded with the contact."
Not the best way to do it. For one thing, not everyone tracks the same
memberships. What you really want is for the QSO window to do the same
lookup on current membership lists as
This is an area Paul needs to address. We have the same problem with
modes hard-coded into the program. I have made a few contacts with the
ROS digital mode and no way to log them properly. If Paul ever gives up
on DX4Win its shelf-life is going to be short.
Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
> On Wed, Ma
No you don't want to do that. Go to your subscription page (link at
bottom of every e-mail) and either change to a digest (less frequent
e-mails) or turn delivery off. That way you can still post and you can
always turn it on again later. Yes you can also browse the archives. use
the links at t
then
again write log to file the strange signs turn up.
Even more strange is that this is just true for part of the log, it works
very well with the other part.
What should I do to correct my file?
73 de Mel - SM0MPV
Contest caLL 8S0C
Interesting... I thought the issue was first reported in 8.03. It seems
it crept in between 8.01 and 8.02.
Dave Cossar wrote:
> Hi all.
>
>
>
> I have tried 8.02 it locks up as well. On the CW keyer
>
> Ver 801 is fine of course they all work well on XP
>
> Using window 7 home premium to
That sounds like a known problem. It's been reported by a few users but
last I heard Paul had been unable to reproduce it. Tried it on 5
machines here, 3 operating systems and various COM ports... MB, ISA, USB
and could not duplicate the problem here. Perhaps someone has an update.
8.02 does no
Therefore you need to find a working Windows 7 driver for your 4 port
card or change the card.
Dave Cossar wrote:
> Hi Guy’s,
>
> I forgot to mention on my computer I have a one real comport …all works
> when I use it.
>
>
>
> Trouble is I need more than this one, I prefer to use a separate
I'm trying to remember... I had this error when installing 7.02 on 64
bit Windows.
I seem to remember that it was necessary to run either the Install
Program or DX4Win (first time) as administrator. Right click and select
"run as administrator". Afterwards it worked fine.
When you "Install as
1. You can narrow the column to almost nothing by "grabbing" the base of
the header separator with your mouse.
2. I'm not sure I understand... if you men a list of group names I could
only suggest cut and paste. If you mean a group of QSOs defined by a
group, use a filter and export in any form
To delete them use a filter and multiple qso operations.
You can search for "import:{callsign=}"
Andy Hewitt wrote:
> I have just made something weird happen to my DX4win log. I was importing my
> log for yesterday's CQWW RTTY contest in the same way as I have imported
> other logs over the year
First thing to do is look at the ADIF file to determine if the issue is
there.
Andy Hewitt wrote:
> I have just made something weird happen to my DX4win log. I was importing my
> log for yesterday's CQWW RTTY contest in the same way as I have imported
> other logs over the years but this time, I
Preferences - > QSO - CW Cutoff Frequency.
Cambie la frecuencia de atajo para 30 metros.
Buena suerte.
Mel, VE2DC
LU5FF - Javier wrote:
> Haber si hay alguien en español en la lista.
> estoy teniendo problemas con los spot en la
> banda de 30 metros.. el dx4win
> me los pone co
Digital mode QSO's? Had the same thing happen. LotW mode doesn't always
match the DX4Win mode...
David Kozinn, K2DBK wrote:
> I just downloaded a bunch of confirmations from LoTW. In addition to the
> "already confirmed" (my fault, the range went back too far) which aren't
> an issue, I got a c
#1 is not a bug... you will have to fix your spelling to match the list
that DX4Win uses. There does not appear to be a standard list as the
spelling is not consistent between logging software.
I haven't tried QSLing yet, so I have no comment on #2.
LY2IJ wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> I have 2 issues
You will find the answers to your questions on Jim's site:
http://dx4win.ad1c.us/
Carter wrote:
> I have a few questions I hope someone in the group can answer...
>
> First, I am what is referred to in the DX4win literature as a "casual
> DXer".
>
> I have DX4win version 5.03, installed on my
He would need to install the LPT port driver vichw11.sys ???
Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
> On 1/31/2010 7:16 AM, David Tilley wrote:
>
>> I recently built a new desktop computer and installed Windows 7, 64 bit
>> version. I save the entire DX4WIN directory from the old computer onto
>> a backup driv
Just to confirm something Hugh. The issue that Jim is referring to was
never reported with 8.02, only 8.03. Are you saying you have the same
issue running 8.02? BTW, I tried to duplicate this problem on 4
different computers with .03 and it works fine... I think Paul and beta
testers have tried
That's a feature that Paul really should consider adding (QRZ XML
support) and I'm pretty sure it is a relatively easy programming task.
Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
> On 1/30/2010 12:55 PM, K3RWN wrote:
>
>> I cannot get DX4win to lookup callsigns from QRZ.com
>>
>> I do subscribe to the QRZ XML ser
;-).
Mel
PY2YP wrote:
> OK, thanks.
>
> To Paul: Are you intending to release a native 64 bit version?
>
> 73 DX de PY2YP - Cesar
>
> ON4AOI wrote:
>> Ceasar,
>>
>> Version 8.03 is working on Window7 64bit
>>
>> Guy ON4AOI
>>
No such thing Bernie. DX4Win is till using an archaic method of
generating the sidetone using the PC speaker which was really only
intended to give audible beeps for troubleshooting computers long before
sound hardware was standard. Hopefully it is one of the items on Paul's
"todo list".
wo2n
Not true. If you don't have the the "callsign update" box checked (on
Preferences-QSO tab) the info will update when you exit the call field.
There is no need to click on another window. If you chack the box it
will check as you enter each letter.
Harald Kjøde wrote:
> When writing a call in th
Given that 96dpi is the default and what most people use... get your
money back ;-)
Paul van der Eijk wrote:
> The problem seems to be when you use skins and run your screen
> resolution in 96 DPI.
>
> Using skins with 120 DPI does not show this problem.
>
> The company that sold me the skins p
I can't speak for Paul, of course. But given the design of DX4Win I
think it's highly unlikely.
Wayne King wrote:
> Has anyone every asked about a networking feature for DX4WIN??
>
> I like to have 3 radio's going for casual work and sometimes in contest mode
> with DX4WIN.
> 1 VHF
> 2 HF digita
If you don't like semi-transparent borders you can turn off Aero display
mode in Vista.
Bud Semon N7CW wrote:
> Jim (and Mel and Dave),
>
> Thanks - having the skins on was the problem. I didn't (and still don’t)
> like the semi-transparent look of the no-skins bord
Turn off skins.
Bud Semon N7CW wrote:
> I seem to remember someone having this problem, but I've Googled myself
> silly and can't find anything. I am using version 8.03 with a new
> installation on a Windows 7 64 bit machine. Every time I restore the
> program from being minimized, the windows t
Are you using skins? If so... try turning it off. I had the same problem
with 8.01 but haven't used skins since.
george wrote:
> I'm running version 8.03 of DX4WIN and every time I start up DX4WIN I get a
> slight shrinking of the windows? I call it the tale of the shrinking
> windows, hi.
> I
th my 751A so I was sill using pin 3 ;-)
David M. Monfried wrote:
> Mel,
>
> Thank you. May I ask a follow-up question, then? I assume you control the
> 7700 via another com port, which is connected to the rig's RS232 jack,
> right? If so, where does the second com port line
I use a COM port to control PTT with my 7700. It is the same setup I
used with my older IC781. Newer Icoms like the 7700 and 7800 can switch
to transmit under software control via the CI-V bus but I don't think
D4W supports it yet... or if it does, I don't know how to make it work.
David M. Mon
N4AOI wrote:
> No Mel,
> I have made one that has 8 relays and wrote the software
> For it but don´t know if someone would add it,
> Now it is made to select antennas but can do more then that
>
>> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
>> Van: Mel [mailto:ve...@videotron.ca]
&
Well I thought the idea of making a hardware switch to control more than
2 radios was a great idea... how I leave up to the experts ;-) I suppose
the ideal solution would be a USB driven relay box such as we use for
band switches. Is there any sort of standard for this functionality yet?
ON4AOI
No this is not necessary.
To those of us with more than 2 radios... often the case when active on
VHF/UHF... it is just necessary to be able to easily select which radio
is Radio 1 or Radio 2 as a start. This is implemented in most
competitive logging programs hot switching more than 2 woul
They are *not* Molex connectors... though I've even seen some web sites
incorrectly call them that. They will not mate properly with similar
Molex connectors. The originals are made by JST in Japan. They also make
most of the board connectors used by Icom... or did when I last checked
a while b
I asked for this for ver 8... but apparently it requires a fair bit of
work. Perhaps Paul has it on his todo list...
W9RPM wrote:
> Hi, I really like the option to choose between different radios quickly.
> Would it be hard to be able to include more than 2 in the next release? I
> would person
Perhaps all having this issue could report EXACT details about OS
hardware and drivers being used as well as version numbers if possible.
Even information about the MB and BIOS might help find a common thread.
It's one of those times where pedantic detail is called for. I have
tried it on 2 com
y set
the award dates to Jan 01, 2010 start. You can always change them back
later.
Steve GW4BLE wrote:
> Hi Mel,
>
> I just had an email from Dick PA3FQA - and I have explained what I need to
> do.
>
> See below.Does this sound OK to you? I just thought it would be handy
&
No. And why would you want to do that Steve? DX4Win handles very large
databases without issues. You could start using a new default group to
facilitate splitting... though I would think that the date would be
sufficient.
Steve GW4BLE wrote:
> This might be a bit late to investigate.
>
> b
I was suggesting, indirectly, that Dave ensure he is using an up to date
adif.pmp file...
The reason I suggested this is, for a long time, I was only updating my
.cty file and thought he might have made the same mistake.
Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
> On 12/28/2009 7:08 AM, Mel wrote:
>
It appears that ADIF has changed some of it's numerical codes in the
last couple of years. When I attempted to do a reconciliation a while
back (last couple of years) there were some entities that definitely did
not match. I did some research at the time. When I checked, the ARRL
numbers and A
I may be wrong about this, but I don't believe DX4Win uses the numeric
entity code.
It's problematical anyway because it is NOT standard... there are 2
lists, ADIF and ARRL DXCC. The trouble is ARRL only assigns the code
after the country is recognized for DXCC. ADIF assigns the code as soon
a
you don't. output adif and use one of the converters.
see http://dx4win.ad1c.us/appnotes/contest.htm
Milan Gütter wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
>
> How create Cabrillo log from DX4W8 ?
>
>
>
> 73, MX and HNY2010
>
>
>
> Milan
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
attempting to help others
on the reflector?
Mel, VE2DC
Garry Shapiro wrote:
> Mean-spirited? I think not. Having waited through three versions of ver.
> 8 without seeing one that almost everyone has deemed acceptable, I would
> like to avail myself of my purchase without having to retu
The license file has to be in the same directory as your DX4Win
executable. usually C:\Program Files\DX4W803 or C:\DX4W803 depending on OS.
Louis Anciaux wrote:
> Hola Mel and TNX -
> Well, the ICON in the DX4WIN File shows as: same as your msg shows. The
> Icon in the DX4WIN Folder
Are you using the correct license file Louis? it is different than the
ver 7 key file. it lookes like "HP3TA_lic.dx4w8"
Louis Anciaux wrote:
> Hola from Panama -
>
> i did purchase the new version 8 and installed it some time back. Was
> working for the most part, but did have an issue with F
"I do not appreciate buggy "improvements."
That's simply not true Gary... 8.03 is very stable. One obscure feature
that doesn't work the way you want hardly warrants such a mean-spirited
remark.
Garry Shapiro wrote:
> FWIW, I purchased ver. 8 months ago, but held off installing it until
> bugs
e would me more
appropriate to exit real-time entry as John suggested, and I would also
change it when the special keys are not enabled for consistency.
Merry Christmas!
( and apologies and Seasons Greetings to anyone actually offended by the
previous greeting ;)
Mel, VE2DC
ON4AOI wrote:
> Hi A
What worked here was DTR-None and RTS-CW. I don't use PTT on CW as I
have QSK setup... but enabling PTT also worked. The COM port I used was
COM1, a standard "on the MB" COM port. I'm not familiar with Rigblaster,
is COM3 a USB COM port or a "regular" COM port David?
David Kozinn, K2DBK wrote:
That is correct behaviour if a radio is configured. To manually change
frequency or mode you must be in add off-line mode.
Karl Oyster wrote:
> In addition to the information in my last post, I have also noticed
> that I cannot change either the band or the mode in the QSO window
> from whateve
Which Radio Karl?
If it's an Icom, be sure CI-V Transceive is off in the radio.
Karl Oyster wrote:
> I've recently had a rash of computer-related problems and am about to
> pull out from frustration what little hair I have left.
>
> Can anyone tell me why, after 10 years of using D4W, I suddenl
He probably has his Firefox/Explorer options set to open new windows in
a new tab. Nothing to do with DX4Win...
Isidro Acosta Hernández wrote:
> Hello all...
>
> My friend EA8AM is using Dx4win v8.03 and he uses the F3 key to look for
> info in QRZ.COM. He uses the latest versions of Internet
k his settings and not assume the
configuration from .02 was correctly copied to .03.
ON4AOI wrote:
> Mel this combo is working for a few years now
> Its not new
>
> Guy
>
>> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
>> Van: dx4win-boun...@mailman.qth.net [mailto:dx4win-
>&g
Tried it here and it works fine. In fact I notice a major improvement.
You can now use the same COM port for radio control and CW. I use RTS to
supply power to the interface and DTR to key the CW line. I believe this
is new in Ver 8.03. This is going to be real handy with my laptop which
only h
Use a good one for the digital stuff, and any piece of rubbish to make
Windows noises. Something inexpensive from Creative usually does the job
for digital. If I were doing it over, I would use a digital interface
with a built-in USB sound card, not a PC card.
Dick Flanagan wrote:
> At 02:55 PM
It always had a .dxl extension. You must have had your folder properties
set to hide known extensions. The short answer... yes it's correct.
wo2n wrote:
> I just noticed on my new computer my log (callsign) has a .DXL
> Is this normal? For years I only had the callsign for the log.
> Confusing. W
Paul wrote the CW routine ;-)
wo2n wrote:
> I'm waiting 9 years for the CW Announce via outside speakers.
> 73 de Bernie/WO2N.>
>
> ----- Original Message - From: "Mel"
> To: "Jim Reisert AD1C"
> Cc: "DX4WIN Reflector"
> Sent:
You probably need to reinstall in a new DX4Win directory that is NOT
under "program files" or "program files (86)"
I would suggest that you do a re-install then move your files over as
per AD1C's instructions...
The problem is the "improved" security in Vista restricts access
permissions in th
DX4Win generates the CW using the "PC Speaker" in the computer
enclosure. This is NOT connected to the sound card... it is a simple
programmable beeper dating back to the earliest PCs and is used, for
example, to issue POST BIOS warnings.
If you are not hearing the CW your PC speaker may not be
Not strange at all. Your CW cutoff frequency is not set properly.
DX spots normally do not indicate mode so the CW cutoff allows DX4Win to
make a reasonable guess. Make sure that the CW cutoff is above the top
of the band so DX4Win will always assume CW. You will find it in
Preferences... QSO...
re leaving in "Add real-time". I didn't used to... but with the new
bandmap, I usually do.
I have run into issues with Microham (original Microkeyer). The radio
stops responding to the COM port even though the frequency is tracked by
uRouter. It seems to happen if I leave the radio on for a long p
It's usually a good idea to stay current.
Older versions are more likely to encounter issues with newer Operating
Systems.
Only the latest version is going to receive ongoing maintenance.
The biggest advantages of the newer version are improved interface to
LotW, eQSL and the band map. However
Since these pre-installed freebies are usually just for a trial period I
would suggest you remove Norton and install one of the free virus
checkers... unless you actually plan to purchase it. If you do I would
recommend doing some research before necessarily choosing Norton. If you
do decide to
AFAIK it is but I would suggest that you try the demo in case you have
any driver issues. Being a pioneer incurs some risk ;-)
Ruddy Dettmaring wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can someone tell me if DX4Win V8.02 is working well under Windows 7 ?
>
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> Ruddy
>
>
>
> ON7DR - O
V8 works fine on 64 bit computers... but I'm running Vista, not W7.
K7ZO (Scott Tuthill) wrote:
> I am upgrading my PC from a 6 year old XP system to a new 64 bit Windows 7
> Professional system. I am currently using DX4WIN 6.04 and can't seem to get
> it running on the Windows 7 box. I followed
Set the default logbook layout in preferences - rep/lab
Sam Leslie - W4PK wrote:
> Hello all. I am a recent convert to 8.02 from 7.05, and I probably have
> missed something along the way here.
>
>
>
> In 7.05, when I click on Window/Logbook I would get my logbook.
>
>
>
> In 8.02, when
I had some issues with mode mis-matches with digital modes.
george wrote:
> So I did my bi-monthly or there a bouts of a down-load report from LOTW and
> then import it into my DX4WIN log to receive my confirmed LOTW QSL's.
> In the past DX4WIN versions I may have one or two not founds.
>
> I'm
y this "feature"!
Dean Norris wrote:
> Hi Mel,
>
> If I clear the date, it will then be the same as the rest of the QSOs in
> the log. The rest have been uploaded. I am confused. (Nothing new
> there...HIHI)
>
> Dean
>
>
> At 11/24/2009 04:51 AM, you
You need to clear the upload date.
Dean Norris wrote:
> For the life of me, I cannot get an adif file. I followed the instructions
> in the help file and the program has set the flags for the qsos to
>
> UploadUpload DateUpload Cnf
> N 11/19/2009 N
>
> When I try to
You can use the RTS or DTR line on any COM port... but the best solution
is to use Winkey.
wo2n wrote:
> Hi, If I get a new computer without LPT port. Hw can you connect to key the
> rig? USB???
> Tnx for your reply, 73 de Bernie/WO2N.>
>
> _
Set your defaults in Preferences.
george wrote:
> When I log a new DX contact the LOTW flag is always marked N? I have to go
> back and change those new contacts to Y to do a export for LOTW.
> What is the fix for this?
> Thanks.
> George W2YJ
>
> ___
You can modify the DX spotting patterns to ignore the superfluous data
Mark n2qt wrote:
> I'm running D4W 7.02 and in experimenting with skimmer on my local packet
> cluster node,
> the spots show in the DX4WIN packet window but do not show in the DXCC
> sorted by
> Priority Window.
>
> Here's
A couple of questions before venturing an opinion...
Which OS... and which File System if you know.
When you say you will save your file... are you running it for days on
end without doing a File Save or Cntl-S. The reason I ask this is if you
have a scheduled backup running it will back up the
> It's in windows/system32/drivers directory .
>
>
> Mel wrote:
>> Make sure it is in windows/system32/drivers directory
>>
>> Copy it there manually if you have to. The original copy is in you
>> dx4win folder in the drivers directory.
>>
>>
Sounds pretty much like what I am doing now with the same kinds of
problems. One thing I do to make life easier is I print up to 5 QSOs per
card in large print on the plain reverse of the card, that way I avoid
tight registration issues.
John Shaw wrote:
> I print QSO information directly on pr
From: "Jerry Plemmons"
> To: "Mel"
> Cc: ;
> Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 12:41 PM
> Subject: Re: [Dx4win] Printers
>
>
>> Mel:
>>
>> Are you asking about printing the entire QSL card from blank stock, or
>> printing data into pre-
Interesting question. I tried with by Brother ink-jet, but I had to
fabricate cardboard spacers to make the tray small enough for individial
QSL cards... pretty kludgy... it would be a lot easier if you are
printing 4 per sheet but that introduces other issues. I found that most
printers are NO
With the mouse cursor, just grab the separator bar which will be just
above the function keys and drag it up.
Art - W6KY wrote:
> When I resize the PSK window, the waterfall window disappears.
> Does anyone know how to get it back?
>
> Last time I had to reload DX4WIN 8.01.
>
> Thanks, Art
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