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Brandon, Please let me know the version of MacOS you are using. Also, check out the recent messages about fixing permission problems. Let me know how it went. Thanks and 73, -- Scott (NE1RD and

First thing I did was put the cccontests folder in documents. they still do not show. Also nothing shows for me to select to import an adif file. I have uninstalled and reinstalled a few times. still

Colleagues, It might be more simple than I had thought. (Thanks to K1IG for the tip!) In the System Preferences there is a "Security & Privacy" icon. Select it. This will bring up the "Security &

Attention Catalina users: Apple continues to tighten its security policies with each new release. You may have noticed you must now grant specific applications access to the Documents or Photos

NE1RD B. Scott Andersen added folder */Java Permissions help*

My concern was that it was Bitdefender, not Apple. I’ve had some problems with them in that regard. They do have free trials if you ever wanted to use it for testing. On a positive note, they

Thank you for the note! Another fellow in Italy is having trouble, too, and I wasn't sure where to begin. Now I've got some ideas. I believe you are correct: Apple has again tightened up its

I'm running Catalina 10.15.7 and recently rebuilt my Mac (software) from a complete erase to clean up years of crud that had accumulated. I've reinstalled CabConverter, put the recipes in my

Scott, Thanks for all your help! I've attached the latest and greatest Portable Operations Challenge recipe. Jack NG2E

Scott, Thanks for the SRX/STX and SRXn/STXn info. Makes sense. Still confused about adding power and station class to the log. The contest organizers aren't that clear on the format other than to

MacLogger DX provides two input places for received exchange data: the SRX and SRXn. The first (SRX) is used for capturing a text exchange. The second (SRXn) is used to capture a number (typically a

Scott Much appreciated. I used your instructions, examples (ARRL-VHF and Field Day), but I just didn't know where elements such as my grid, their grid, and serial numbers ought to go. I looked up teh

I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to look at this last night. I'll take a look tonight after work. I'd like to remind everybody that there is a write-up on how to create recipes in the documentation

Here's my attempted recipe based on this ( https://foxmikehotel.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/POC-rules-v1.12.pdf ).

Is anyone aware of a recipe for the Portable Operations Challenge ( https://foxmikehotel.com/challenge/ ) from this past weekend? I tried creating a recipe, placing in the Documents/CCContents folder,

I'm experiencing the same problem.? In addition, JS8 should be mapped to DG instead of MFSK. Thanks, Michael WH6ZZ

That would have been Ed McMahon to Jonny Carson. [I shutter to think of what age group this puts me in!] As for David Allred, he's been god-like with Mac stuff since I've known him. I always bump

Dear Scott As somebody famous once said, “You are correct, sir!” Operator error indeed. this recipe looks perfect and I think everyone who needs to use it will have no problem with their

Hey, Todd. I think you somehow dragged a webpage shortcut instead of the file. Try getting the .xml file again by clicking the the blue CQ-VHF.xml link. It should download an .xml file, not a