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Dave, Try the following. In the capture window, enter a callsign of a station that "is" in your log, press enter. All looks fine so far, does the lookup - great. Now click log to log it. Whacky!! If

This release adds a "Display Previous QSOs on Lookup" checkbox to the "QSO Capture window" panel of the General configuration tab. When this box is checked, clicking the QSO Capture window's "Lookup"

Magic, Dave! I just upgraded my version of dxview to 1.2.6, and now it works perfectly with PropView. Thanks! Robin gw3zcf should

Yes, if it's easy to make it configurable, why not? Like you, I have a large screen monitor (21") and run it at 1280 X 1024 resolution so screen real-estate is less of a problem for me than it is for

I like the simplifying aspect of this proposal -- it eliminates the ? button to the left of the callsign. The Lookup button would do everything. But it does mean that every "Lookup" will result in

I use it that way also Dave. I assume you meant that you type the callsign into the capture window and hit enter. I would still like to see it do one more thing when you hit enter on a callsign in the

I have resized DXKeeper already as you had described but I was running 600 x800 resolution. I have up 1024 x 768 It is a little better. The font is smaller but I fortunately have my eyesight. My

No dave with the last update all are great no problem. sorry to tell you not before. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Verzonden: donderdag 5 april 2001 17:18 Aan: dxlab@... Onderwerp:

Ron, are you still having problems with PropView settings like Power and TakeOff not being saved between sessions? Is anyone else encountering this? 73, Dave, AA6YQ antenna? see the

To get full interoperability between DXView and PropView, you should be running DXView 1.2.6 -- sorry for not making this explicit. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

I just worked BX7AA on 21.016. I ran the propagation forecast for him using the current solar flux of 228 (not too shabby) and it showed that I should have propagation but it was between the 10% and

Robin, PathView does access the prefix database in DXView. All you should need to do is have both programs running and when you lookup a prefix in DXView the resulting Lat/Lon information

Hi Dave, Have just started using PropView and it seems to work well at this QTH. What would make it very quick to use would be the ability to use Country prefixes instead of Latitude and

This release - adds an "Import from MMTTY" checkbox to the Import tab, which when checked extracts transmit and receive sequence numbers from imported RST sent and rcvd fields respectively -

When PropView starts, it initializes the Time field to the then current UTC time. This won't change unless you change it -- either by double-clicking (to set the current time), or by keying in a time.

Dave, Now that the solar flare activity seems to have settled a bit, PathView is providing some very nice and accurate information. I think however that it is not always reading the clock. When

Dave, As you probably know, some countries (the UK for example) still require logging of both start and stop times. Here, we can do what we want including nothing. But, QSLing dictates that we

By "save some settings", I assume you mean between PropView sessions. Power and WaveAngle are saved between sessions -- I checked this on both US and European configurations. When you close PropView,

A button so that we can make a choce in it than we can use it also for contests. my opinion Ron -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Verzonden: woensdag 4 april 2001 7:39 Aan:

We can certainly change "?" from "check for previous QSOs" to "check for previous QSOs and lookup DXInfo but don't set the start time". Seems a little complicated to remember. Or we could modify the