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+ AA6YQ comments below When uploading QSOs to LoTW, previously logged QSOs recovered to DXKeeper from OneDrive log backup are uploading to LoTW without any errors. However, New QSOs, logged since

When uploading QSOs to LoTW, previously logged QSOs recovered to DXKeeper from OneDrive log backup are uploading to LoTW without any errors. However, New QSOs, logged since the recovery are being

Running W10 22H2 ... I have not seen anything here and know that this IS NOT A WINDOWS SUPPORT LIST but, for better or worse, Windows is the dongle that makes the DXLab suite work (N1MM+ Logger, too,

+ AA6YQ comments below + DXKeeper's interoperation with DXView and the latter's interoperation with DX Atlas and Google Earth provide more functionality than does Grid Tracker. For example,

One can submit? QSOs to QRZ for free via multiple methods, I have used them all: - manual entry at QRZ.com - import ADIF files - import from LoTW.? LoTW confirmations are imported and count toward

DXKeeper does not interoperate with Grid tracker. DXKeeper already offers two other interfaces for interoperating with WSJTX - direct (using SpotCollector) or with JT Alert. See:

It appears that one can export an ADIF file of QSOs and manually import that file to QRZ log. One can not use the API interface supported by DXKeeper unless one is a QRZ.com subscriber and one can

I need some help in configuring Grid tracker to save my FT8 contacts to DXkeeper. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Al KA9OUT

One thing that the ARRL got right is that anyone can submit confirmations to LoTW at no charge, whether they are an ARRL member or not. Charging for the ability to submit confirmations for QRZ awards

subscription to avoid ads? Hi Rich, I've used DXKeeper since 2003, Spot Collector fairly regularly, and use QRZ often to look up hams and their QTH, but almost never send cards. Back when there was

Unless one is pursuing QRZ.com's proprietary awards that have no general recognition or is using QRZ Log, I have found no value in any QRZ.com subscription. DXLab Suite can harvest QSL address

+ AA6YQ comments below + In the "Primary Callbook" panel at the top of the Configuration window's Callbook tab, select the "None" option in the upper-left corner". 73, Dave, AA6YQ

+ AA6YQ comments below + QRZ provides two separate services: "callbook lookup", and "QRZ confirmations" which are valid for "QRZ awards". + "Callbook lookup" is useful because it provides your QSO

+ In the "Main Log QSOs options" panel on the Configuration window's General tab, uncheck the "Require Edit to modify logged QSOs" box. Then repeat steps 1 and 2 as previously posted. * Done *

+ AA6YQ comments below + In the "Main Log QSOs options" panel on the Configuration window's General tab, uncheck the "Require Edit to modify logged QSOs" box. Then repeat steps 1 and 2 as previously

I'm getting back into the hobby and am interested in DXing. I currently have little interest in QRZ awards. I'm guessing that QRZ will help with information useful when seeking QSL cards from ops

Dave, sorry, but I'm getting a DXKeeper text note error box that says, "This QSO has not been unlocked for Modification: perform a callbook lookup?" + OK, then direct DXKeeper to delete all the QSOs

+ AA6YQ comments below Dave, no worries here. I'm not blaming DXLab. I'm not ready to blame anyone but me. I seem to have created duplicates in my new log. Since I'm not very far into it,

Dave, no worries here. I'm not blaming DXLab. I'm not ready to blame anyone but me. I seem to have created duplicates in my new log. Since I'm not very far into it, starting over seemed like a

+ AA6YQ comments below New user here. + Welcome to DXLab, Roland! Was able to install DXLab applications and had no problem connecting Commander to the Flex 6400, by specifying the IP and Port