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... via the Databases tab of DXView's Configuration window. Terminate DXKeeper, WinWarbler, and SpotCollector before directing DXView to update these databases. Note: if DXKeeper, WinWarbler, and

+ AA6YQ comments below + The contents of those items are primarily used when printing QSL cards or labels using "QSL Substitution Commands" like <streetaddress> and <city>, as described

I'm preparing alternate My QTHs information. Where it calls for Street, City and Post Code, do I enter the data for that field location on my mailing information for correspondence? POTA locations

Joe, ?? Thanks!? I did not see that in the macros help, must need glasses! Gordon - n1mgo

Macros use <n> to send ASCII character n. Macros also use <enter> to send a line break. Try including <10><13> or <enter> in your file where you want a CR/LF or line break.

I have a file that I transmit??? and it does not do the <CRLF> that is in the file.? How do I fix that? the file is transmitted all on one line.? the file is: N1MGO Home Station

Computer is generally DTE. Does the 7800 have a female DE9 RS-232 connector and the computer a male DE9 connector? If so, a straight through (pin for pin) connection is appropriate. It should work

Good Morning All, Still trying to get the 7800 wired up right to the pc to get DX Lab working. What I am using from the 7800 to the pc is a db9 straight through cable. In the 7800 manual it says the

+ AA6YQ comments below The IC-7800 has a DB9 jack marked RS-232C that provides a built-in CI-V interface. + You're right, Joe. Later Icom transceivers provide a USB connection with a built-in CI-V

The IC-7800 has a DB9 jack marked RS-232C that provides a built-in CI-V interface. You will need to set Miscellaneous (Others) Set Mode (in the Icom Menu system) to CI-V in order to enable the CI-V

+ AA6YQ comments below + You must connect a COM port on your computer to an Icom CI-V interface, which is in turn connected to the Remote jack on the backpanel of your IC-7800. You can build or buy

I am running an Icom 7800 which I had hooked up to DX Lab until about a year ago when we moved. I cannot remember for the life of me how I had it hooked up but am thinking a ran an RS-232 cable from

# More AA6YQ comments below # *CORRECTION!* Depress the *ALT* key while clicking the CBA button. # See https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxkeeper/Help/UpdateLogFromCallbook.htm 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + Some of your logged QSOs were missing grid squares because when you imported them, you had the "Ignore geocoded grid squares..." option enabled in the QRZ panel on the

Dave and all, Last update. I did uncheck the " Ignore geocoded gridsquare" box after deleting all previously imported contacts with the missing grids. Upon a much more lengthy import, essentially

Dave, OK, that process did not work BUT, I re-red the instructions and INSTEAD of pressing the DELETE key on my keyboard Pressed CNTRL and then clicked Delete on the LogQSO's pane and boom.....all

OK, Wait, I did the following. 1.? Uninstalled DXKeeper. 2.? Deleted KM2B.mdb 3.? Reinstalled DXKeeper from DXLauncher. Restarted DXKeeper.? Log is empty. So, all good.? ?Although, if you

Dave, Many thanks for the detailed information "Ignore geocoded gridsquare ..." box was indeed marked checked and I have now unchecked it and then spent some time trying to properly delete the

Thanks. It's not that important but if the feature were there, I would use it. Sometimes I'm not looking at the Commander window but looking at the radio to perform some adjustment or function. The

Before installing or upgrading to DXView 4.9.8, review the Notes below. This version - correctly processes a CTRL-click in the user-specified digital mode family row of the Main window's Progress