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Here is a link for dxlab users to put down your opinion about logging software. http://www.eham.net/speakout/opinions/457 73???s Peter

MMTTY doesn't like anything else using its port. If your GPS unit is on the same port and the mapping program is open, MMTTY will certainly object. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

OK, that sounds good. Since I'm on the road, I didn't bring the 706b and RigBlaster with me -- I'll know better next time! But anyway, all I can get from MMTTY right now is an error that it

Start MMTTY (start WinWarbler and select RTTY), then open EXTFSK from the Windows Taskbar (it will be minimized there), select the correct port if needed and click on the TDX radio button. Then

How do I tell WW or EXTFSK to put data on the TXD pin? I just can't seem to find this one. Thanks, Earl KD5XB -- Earl Needham Clovis, New Mexico

I remember when I let Windows XP update to IE7 that I had all kinds of strange problems and this sounds really familiar. When I uninstalled IE7, Windows XP automatically went back to IE6 and

Danny, Are you sure. What I have is a 480 MByte file: IE Version 6.0.2800.1106 Back in early '06 I used it once for a customer who had wiped out his IE user interface. Don't recall any unusual

Yeah. I had intended to set it back up so that I would have an automatic lookup on every double click of spotcollector, but I suspect that isnt going to work, when I cant get it to operate on a

That is very puzzling, Danny. I don't understand how Pathfinder and IE can produce different results, as they both use the same underlying browser mechanism. I was hoping that IE would fail in

I understand, John. I have not been able to find a reliable technique for intercepting the URL being clicked on by the user in Pathfinder and routing this to another web browser. 73, Dave,

No- when I go to EI, and input http://www.qrz.com/database?callsign=AA6YQ, I get no script error. Nor do I when I poke my own or some half dozen other calls in there. When I go thru DXLauncher and

Great! Now that IE is running, please paste http://www.qrz.com/database?callsign=AA6YQ into its address textbox and browse. Does this produce a scripting error? 73, Dave, AA6YQ have

Joe/Dave Thanks.....this is a new low even for me. My DXlabs programs are installed individually under each application name in the Programs Subdirectory. The Launcher knows this and install

I just noticed that when looking at spots on another PC in the house, I now need to enter the host (the one that is actually running Spot Collector) PC's IP address, as opposed to the network name of

He's not wanting Pathfinder to use Firefox, though. He's clicking links for stations he finds in Pathfinder, and the clicks open a new browser, currently Internet Explorer. Understandably,

Hi Buzz, Ctrl+Delete button will delete all of the QSOs displayed. If you filter your log only the filtered log entries will be deleted. No filter, the whole log will be deleted. Note: If you

Hello, New to DXLabSuite and I imported a bunch of QSOs from another log to mine. Is there a way to delete ALL the QSOs in the logbook at one time without having to delete each QSO individually.

Step-by-step instructions are provided in http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/InstallDXCCDatabase Be sure to follow step 2, as the latest DXCC database changes entity prefix assignments. 73,

Ok guys I understand it now. Thanks for the explanation.

OK now that I have that straighted up, and I.E. back operational, have gone back to using PathFinder and find the scrupt error on QRZ.COM page is still there. I also see that it is there when I