Hi Bill,

Thanks.
I do NOT have a general problem with the modified frequency settings - each method  has its merrits!
 For me it was easier before, may be due to habitude.  (when I was younger I adapted faster  hi....)

About the frequency table I cwill take your advice and re-install RC3 to check, if I manage to save and/or restore my personal settings.


Many of you will be aware, 4m in Europe had many different allocations in 2017, so not easy to stick to a working bandplan.  


Thanks
Charly


 

Bill Somerville schrieb am 23.10.2017 17:36:

On 23/10/2017 15:58, Karl Barth wrote:
> Every update (or reset) re-creates the default frequency tables. An 
> option NOT to override existing databases would be really helpful.
>
> I have not found a way how to save and/or restore my personal 
> frequency table to avoid a manual recreation of that table after every 
> update. 

Hi Charly,

we are not intending to force split operation on anyone, it is the users 
choice. As always, if you double-click a decode of a CQ or QRZ message 
both your Tx and Rx offset will be moved to their frequency *unless* you 
have the "Hold Tx Freq" option checked. If you wish to select a clear 
frequency to call CQ on you now have to CTRL+left-click (or if you 
cannot get a hand to the CTRL key simply click the "Tx <- Rx" button 
after selecting an Rx offset to achieve the same result).

The v1.8.0 RC2 release did require an overwrite of the working 
frequencies table because a new column was added, such a change is rare 
and normally the table is left untouched.

v1.8.0 RC3 introduces extensive facilities to edit, save, restore and 
merge the working frequencies table. All is accessible from a 
right-click of the table.

73
Bill
G4WJS.


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