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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

YES HE WORKS DAVE thanks for it. Is it posible to save some settings like power and wave angel of antenna? Also on the fig you can see not the top of the 7 from 17 meters. Can we change the size of

This release corrects the runtime error occuring on systems with a locale that doesn't use the period character as a decimal separator. (Ron, this should correct the problem you are encountering

Dave, Entering a callsign in DXKeeper's capture window and clicking on the question mark next to it causes the callsign to be placed into the filter window and looked up. If the callsign exists in

Thanks, Ron. "98" and "Dutch version" was what I needed to know. I'll get on it this evening. 73, Dave, AA6YQ 4.0, version,

Dave he give's also in the window error 13 type mismatch is this a info for you? -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Verzonden: dinsdag 3 april 2001 20:54 Aan: dxlab@... Onderwerp: [dxlab]

I have the 98 version normal type only dutch version. The help is working not more a dos screen now. I have reinstal it and restart the comp. 700 MHz and 64MB memory i do not know yje version se or so

Dave, I had figured that out, but it took a while. I think that is an excellent explanation. However, I assume that this all means nothing with record breaking solar flares, geomagnetic storm

After generating a prediction for propagation between two locations, check "Show Critical Frequencies" and uncheck "Show Open Bands". The black curve represents the lowest useable frequency (LUF) as

Ron, I tested this release on three different versions of windows: NT 4.0, 98SE, and Win2K. My guess is that you are running a European version, and that one of PropView's date or time routines is

Ron, I have now also installed PropView and I am afraid I can not reproduce any of your symptoms. It seems to be working fine though I am still trying to learn how to interpret the graphs. If I

Helo all. I have install the 1.01 version of PropView. I have the next problem. 1. When i click the Predict button the next mesagge show: Error 13 Run time error. 2. If i click the help button