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This release - corrects a defect that prevented the import operation from properly crediting QSOs that were worked but not confirmed - corrects a defect that caused PSK QSOs to not be included

You have it cooking now Dave. 73, Rich - w3ZJ

Closing DXKeeper while it is minimized on the task bar by right clicking on the task bar icon and selecting close, produces the following error: "Run-time error '384' A form can't be moved or sized

It would be nice after clicking "clear" in the capture window if the keyboard focus would go to the callsign entry window as it does after clicking "log". I often find myself trying to type a new

This is easily implemented, and the "crash while iconified" defect is easily repaired -- but work committments will push this out a few days. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Come on! For what we are paying you, you should be right on top of all this :-) Just kidding of course, I am amazed that you are able to respond as fast as you do to these things. ---- 73, Rich -

This release - corrects a defect that produced a crash if you tried to close DXKeeper while it was iconified - in the QSO Capture window, clearing all fields leaves the text entry cursor in

Thanks to Fred K3ZO, Pathfinder can now search the online Indonesian callbook. Access to this site can be a little slow, as requests and results must traverse the Amateur Packet Radio (AMPR) Network,

I have just downloaded and installed Pathfinder 3.0 But when I enter a call sign and press one of the buttons, I just get a page which says "You are not authorised to view this page" What have I

Pathfinder is subject to the security settings maintained by Internet Explorer. It sounds like yours are a bit too tight. To verify this, start Internet Explorer and display http://www.qrz.com. If

Can't be that Dave. I access qrz.com almost every day by typing the URL into my web browser, with no problems. It is only when I try to access it with Pathfinder that I get the message "You are

I find that I can bring up QRZ.com OK but it does not put the callsign that I have entered into the search window and find it. I have to type it in again and do the search from there. The same thing

When you install Pathfinder 3.0, the included search library is obsolete. Step 7 of the download/installation instructions ( http://www.qsl.net/pathfinder/DownloadInstall.htm ) suggests that you

Alternatively, you can avoid all of this by using the Pathfinder Web Client -- this is a web-based version of Pathfinder that require no downloading, installation, or search library updates. Its a

I had downloaded the search library before but again it was a matter of not reading "all" the directions. I assumed that all I had to do was download and unzip the library. Now that I have read more

Thanks Dave....I think the Web Client is the answer for me...I have bookmarked it! Robin gw3zcf Web Robin

A wise choice, Robin. If its any consolation, your travails have advanced Pathfinder 4.0 on my to-do list. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

In this release, I modified the internal representation of latitudes and longitudes to correct a defect that caused the incorrect display of positions between 0 South and 0 1' North, or between 0 East

Today, I was dismayed to see that DXView's title bar was displaying a UTC time that was off by one hour. I fired up WinWarbler, and the UTC time in its title bar was correct. DXView, WinWarbler, and

PropView uses the included IonCap propagation prediction engine to forecast the minimum and maximum useable frequencies between two locations over a specified 24 hour period. Results are rendered in