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After logging the QSO! It did turn back to black. The Spot Collector told me it was a new band country. After that, I started to look at using all DXLab stuff with WSJT-X! A bit to get used to, but a

[email protected]> wrote: TQSL has a record of QSOs that have been signed for upload from a given computer. It does not "pre-load" with whatever you have uploaded as TQSL has to be able to work

If TQSL has this database, why would you ever get kicked off. You are not bothering LoTW since TQSL is not going to send up one that has already been sent and why would TQSL ever quit until it

Let me rephrase this another way, is there a button, or check mark setting somewhere within DX Keeper that when a Q is booked, it automatically fills in the CBA information.? ?At the present, I have

I assume that it gets that from LoTW itself when you install then and only adds new ones each time you successfully upload them?. If not it would be really hard to track. A very neat feature. If you

+ AA6YQ comments below + You can configure the Launcher to terminate those applications when you terminate your DXLab applications.

+ AA6YQ comments below + So that I can see what's going, please do the following: 1. On the Configuration window's General tab, check the "Log debugging info" box 2. Terminate Commander 3. Start

+ AA6YQ comments below + If you upload your QSOs to LoTW from DXKeeper, it will never be the case that "Add Requested will populate the QSL Queue with a QSO that has already been submitted to

+ AA6YQ comments below This list does not support HTML - including attachments or embedded screen shots. Manually enter the contents of the ClubLog error message. If you are referring to a

+ AA6YQ comments below + In which panel of which window of which application? 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Does this answer your question? Log Page Display entry will be rendered in red font if its Callsign, Band, and Mode match those in the Capture window; this can help avoid making duplicate QSOs.

Just curious why a QSO logged (other for the same station logged) is in all red text! TNX Will WC2L -- William Liporace WC2L https://www.wc2l.com orhttps://dxc.wc2l.com AR-Cluster Node telnet

[email protected]> wrote: TQSL hasn't used the word "duplicates" in some time. It's "previously uploaded QSOs" for current versions, soon to change to "previously signed". As for the Logbook limit

I have enabled Google Earth on the DX View Worl Map configuration screen.? When I hit the Sync button it works well for the rest of my operating session!? Neat Tool.....Thanks Dave. I shut down at

+ AA6YQ comments below + That's exactly what TQSL does. We implemented this in 2013; it cut the number of QSOs submitted to LoTW? in half. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + If that's now the case, then on the Main window's QSL tab, 1. set the "QSL Via" panel to LoTW 2. clear the QSL Queue 3. click the "Add Requested" button; this will

Great that TAL is doing that but how many can it handle and for how long? Surely TQSL does not have a database of everything you ever uploaded? Just curious how this works. Outlook LT Gil

Is either SpotCollector or JT Alert running as administrator? Make sure your firewall allows access for both JT Alert and SC. JT Alert posts spots to SC using DDE not UDP. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Actually LotW now has duplicate QSO rejection - it's somewhere around 50 duplicates (previously uploaded QSOs) and the server dumps the upload. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

+ AA6YQ comments below + All of them. + No. It is TQSL rejecting the "already uploaded QSOs", not LoTW. + Given the unfortunately shutdown, there is no way to know which QSOs were uploaded and