+ To eliminate callsigns in the Spectrum-Waterfall window, in the "Spot Filter" sub-panel in the "DX Spots" in the "DX Spots" panel on the Bandspread tab of Commander's Configuration window,
1. click the Edit button to display the "Commander User-defined SpotCollector Filters" window; in this window, choose an unused entry and
1a. set its Caption to None
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1b. set its SQL to
cont='XX'
2. close the "Commander User-defined SpotCollector Filters" window
3. select the "Spot Filter" sub-panel's new None option
You gave me the “knowledge to do what I wanted. ?I wasn’t aware you could use SQL. ?
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Sometimes I would like to show less that 4 lines of spots on the waterfall. ?I often find I'm not getting many needed spots so there is a lot of space that could be saved by shrinking the callsign window.
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+ If I were to begin enabling windows to be space-optimized for each user's particular preferences, I'd never be able to develop another substantive enhancement. If you need more screen space, large high-resolution monitors are remarkably inexpensive.
I have two 32” monitors. :-) ?Space is not the issue. ?I think space was a bad choice of words. ?I should have said white space.?I prefer a darker color scheme and have the computer set up in dark mode. I’ve adjusted the spectrum section to use a black background. ?The waterfall’s blue color on a black background is fine, but there is no way to adjust the white color between the?spectrum and the waterfall.?? So basically, I have a large white rectangle in the middle of my screen. Most of the other DXLab programs have a more grey background. ?Anyway, it isn’t the end of the world. ??
Thanks,
Tom-KQ5S
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Tom-KQ5S
