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Perhaps you want to set up a NAS (I use Synology) on your station/home network.? It can be your personal cloud server while you're away and accessed on your LAN.? In that way, your log is correctly

Keeping the log local means in the future I can just run what I need locally - rig software, log, some kind of cluster. I can access the log on the home server side by using remote desktop software

The problem isn't real-time syncing - the OP isn't trying to do that - rather, the problem is OneDrive (and other sync-ing mechanisms) need to lock the file to read it without corrupting it. Databases

<http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/MovingBetweenPCs> works fine from here. If necessary go to http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki and enter "moving" in the search box at the upper right and click

I have heard that One Drive does a poor job syncing files real time. It might be worth trying Google Drive which I have heard is much better. Bruce - K5WBM

In that case, yes it should work. just make sure that you shutdown dxlab totally and that onedrive has synced before starting the other machine. I believe there are some settings with onedrive which

My hope is to be able to have it available in a remote environment in the future. That would allow me to remotely control my radio and have log access at a remote site. That would require a

I didn't say you couldn't, I am saying it may not be the best... What happens if your internet goes down?

The sorting with Excel is exactly what I want! Instead of several hundred line items to go through I have about 30! The other was just -- dreaming, I guess. Thanks, Dave! Earl / KD5XB Sent with Proton

I have always thought that hosting my log on OneDrive was not the way to go, and as documented elsewhere I've configured DXKeeper to back up my log to OneDrive each time it exists. But this article

One drive may not be the best place to have your "operational" log it is an ok place to keep a backup. With what it appears you want to do, it would be better utilizing a local network drive for the

Yesterday I tried to access my log on a laptop at one of my other radios. I installed only Launcher and DXKeeper, and pointed it to my log in OneDrive. Before I started DXKeeper on the laptop I shut

When DXKeeper uploads a QSO to QRZ, QRZ responds with a "logid", which I understood to be a unique identifier within the user's QRZ logbook. DXKeeper saves the "logid" received from QRZ in the

+ AA6YQ comments below Is there any way to change the sort order in the FFMA report? + Not by using DXKeeper. You could open the FFMA report with EXCEL (use the "fixed width" option), and then sort it

Is there any way to change the sort order in the FFMA report? I'd like to have it in reverse DATE order so I could update the new grids I have worked since updating the FFMA spreadsheet. Come to think

Thank You so much for the assistance. I did a search but was unsuccessful in locating this. My wife sez I'm blind. Thanks again, Barry

... via the Databases tab of DXView's Configuration window. Terminate DXKeeper and SpotCollector before directing DXView to update these databases. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

I have seen this same situation between DXKeeper and Spot Collector. Ever since I changed the TQSL file to exef as you recommended previously, the issue has not reappeared. + Thanks for the report,

+ AA6YQ comments below + Commander's Interrogation option is intentionally enabled at startup because control of most radios requires it. For example, Commander can't track the state of your IC-7610's

Dave, I just worked WR7X/P in DN05, home grid DN14cs, and DXKeeper logged it properly as DN05! I will watch for more rovers and see if the /P or /R makes it work. I'll keep you posted. -Chris