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+ AA6YQ Thanks for the second reply. Followed the instructions but no go. I must be miss reading the instructions. + Please do the following 1. on the General tab of Commander's Configuration window,

+ AA6YQ comments below I have been reading about JT-Alert as well as playing around with it and have come to these conclusions. Am I correct? 1. You can log QSOs from JT-Alert to DXKeeper or

1. Wrong. JTAlert can log to DXKeeper and HRDLog.net simultaneously as well as several other online logs (but not LoTW). 2. Wrong. JTAlert can upload QSOs to QRZ.com BTW it is JTAlert not JT-Alert

Dave, Thanks for the second reply. Followed the instructions but no go. I must be miss reading the instructions. I am going to just use DXLab without the Spectrum Waterfall for now and in the near

I have been reading about JT-Alert as well as playing around with it and have come to these conclusions. ?Am I correct? 1. ?You can log QSOs from JT-Alert to DXKeeper or HRDLog.net but not both. 2.

+ AA6YQ comments below I am using Windows 10, IC-7300 and DXLab. Also using two cables connected to the IC-7300. 1. USB RTS01 Radio Cable Com 6 19200 (My primary Cat Port.) 2. Silicon Labs CP210x USB

I am using Windows 10, IC-7300 and DXLab. Also using two cables connected to the IC-7300. 1. USB RTS01 Radio Cable Com 6 19200 (My primary Cat Port.) 2. Silicon Labs CP210x USB to UART Bridge Com 7

...via the Databases tab of DXView's Configuration window. Translation database version 1.1.6 includes improvements to the Swedish translations contributed by Bj?rn SM7IUN. Thanks, Bj?rn! Not

Thanks I found it... Julio

Regarding your question " Where is DXK > Credits >"AutoLink in DXlabs? This DXLabs wiki page explains the process: http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/AutoLinkDXCCCredits Dave, w6de

I'm missing something. Where is DXK > Credits > AutoLink in DXlabs? Julio, W4HY

My apologies Dave. I think I was specifying Path Finder and should have said DXView Rod

+ AA6YQ comments below Think I understand it now - In DXV the box under the SP Heading is the heading of the last heading. As soon as I click on the SP Heading box to turn my rotor, then they agree

+ AA6YQ comments below All the apps I am using: (SC, DXK, and PF) have my coordinates entered and they all agree. + You cannot specify your coordinates in Pathfinder; if you have DXKeeper configured

Think I understand it now - In DXV the box under the SP Heading is the heading of the last heading. As soon as I click on the SP Heading box to turn my rotor, then they agree and it resets the Capture

Thanks Dave, All the apps I am using: (SC, DXK, and PF) have my coordinates entered and they all agree. I'm just wondering why there would be a difference between the Capture window and the PathFinder

+ AA6YQ comments below This is puzzling - The Short Path headings don't agree. I clicked on this spot in SC and that populated both Capture and Path Finder with this information. So which is correct

Sri, not sure the screen image came thru - here is an attachment

This is puzzling - The Short Path headings don't agree. I clicked on this spot in SC and that populated both Capture and Path Finder with this information. So which is correct and why are there two

* more AA6YQ comments below In LotW ... I submitted an application for 33 recent QSLs and now many QSLs - some back to 2014 - have green check marks. Email to LotW help trying to understand what's