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This release corrects the defect that prevents direct entry of QTH latitude and longitude in the Configuration window's General tab. If you've already installed DXView, you can upgrade by

meanwhile I just pointed to my QTH on the map, fine tuned a little and it works well. It helps that I live right next to a great lake, easy to spot on the world map.

The prefix will appear in the prediction graph title if (and only if) you established the receiver location by entering a prefix in DXView. If you select a lat/lon by clicking on DXView's map, or by

Its a defect, Ben. An update will be available shortly. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Ron, Perhaps I don't understand your question. However, I wonder if you are using DXView V1.2.7 and PropView V1.0.4. With this combination, I am seeing the Prefix both in DXView and in the title at

Is it posible to see the Prefix also now i see the degrees in the new version. The old you see the prefix can we make a choce in that. Sorry for my English i know that it's not correct. 73's

Dave, I have occasionally experienced a problem with DXKeeper hanging up on me, it seems to get stuck in an infinite loop. It took me a while to figure out how to reproduce it, but here it is. If

Hello Andy, There are no dumb questions only dump answers HI I am new to dxview and I have also problems to enter my coordinates . The program tells my always " illegal" What I'm missing , Best

More like a "dumb regression" in direct lat/lon QTH entry. You can work around this by entering your QTH lat/lon in the main DXView Window, and then clicking the "Position" button in the QTH panel on

Okay sorry for the dumb question.... I cannot program in my longitude / latitude. The help file tells me to enter 00 '00 N (or whatever) but DXVIEW does not allow me to enter the ' character. I can

I have update the 1.0.4 version i see now the degrees but can we also make a choce of we will degrees or as before the prefix i like to see the prifix personal. Ron -----Oorspronkelijk

PropView uses the 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 an

This release corrects the regression noted below. If you've already installed DXView, you can upgrade by downloading http://www.qsl.net/dxview/DXView127Update.exe - store it in your DXView folder and

In this release, the mouse cursor changes to a left-right positioning icon when it passes over the Vertical Time Bar, as Rich suggested below. If you already have PropView 1.0.1 installed, you can

This release corrects the "lookup last log entry" defect reported below, and restores input focus to the QSO Capture Callsign textbox after a lookup operation. If you've already installed DXKeeper

Dave, Yes, I tried the Vertical Time Bar in PathView and like it very much. Now the functionality is very intuitive. One little enhancement might make it even better, have the cursor change when it

It wouldn't be a problem to have it all in one application. Personally I have no access to a VHF packet cluster so the most I would use would be two or three Netclusters and maybe an IRC

The "lookup last log entry" blemish is fixed, and clicking Lookup (in the Capture window) now restores input focus to the Callsign textbox. If nothing else shows up for a few hours, I'll release these

You can install the latest update. Dave

Dave, I have used V121 this afternoon to log several contacts and it seems to be working well now. One thing that seems strange is that after logging a contact it picks up the callsign of the