Wow. Great Jim. I love it when I learn something in these forums! THANKS!! -- 73 Bob KD7YZ AMSAT LM #901

In the batch file for JTAlert, you could add before the command to run JTAlert the line TIMEOUT 3 which will pause for between 2 and 3 seconds before running the next command. And try different values

+ AA6YQ comments below hi at all, what is the problem of this: + That looks like a failure of the Jet database engine, possibly caused by a hardware failure. I suggest that you check the Windows

hi at all, what is the problem of this: 2020-04-25 05:48:45 > SpotCollector version 8.5.0 2020-04-25 05:48:45 > App.Path : C:\DXLab\SpotCollector 2020-04-25 05:48:45 > App.exe

+ AA6YQ comments below In a Feb. event, I operated from my Home Station using a 2nd call (Station Call Sign was changed to K1FOC) And logged ~150 QSO's sequentially over a 2-day period...into my

Hello Dave & the group, In a Feb. event, I operated from my Home Station using a 2nd call (Station Call Sign was changed to K1FOC) And logged ~150 QSO's sequentially over a 2-day period...into my

+ AA6YQ comments below Just curious if I've missed a setting or something "obvious" - but obviously not to me.... Syncing LoTW QSLs and returning to my log page shows the newest confirmations at the

Hi Jim lemme see what I put in the two batch files: to get wsjtx going ----------------------------------- @ECHO OFF COLOR 0A CD /D "C:\WSJT\wsjtx\bin\" REM -- CD /D "C:\WSJT\wsjtx\bin\" Start

Just curious if I've missed a setting or something "obvious" - but obviously not to me.... Syncing LoTW QSLs and returning to my log page shows the newest confirmations at the bottom of the log

If you have the time and energy then full new install is the way to go. I avoid it if possible because it is a really REALLY LARGE PITA to get all applications back with all settings. I avoid it like

Another way to do this, I am able to launch JTAlert from DXLab using the following two line JTAlert.bat file. cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\HamApps\JTAlert" "C:\Program Files

My preferred approach for OS "upgrades" is to install a new drive (SSD, these days - I actually do a mirror across two SSDs for important systems), do a fresh OS install, then install

I have upgraded three computers from Windows-7 to Windows-10. For all these upgrades I did an upgrade in place. That is I left all the Windows-7 and other applications alone and just did the

+ AA6YQ comments below About to upgrade to Windows 10. As I digest the comments on the board, it seems to me the best procedure is: 1. Treat it as transferring to a new computer using a SafeStorage

+ AA6YQ comments below "Originally", I was flummoxed by seeing a blue JTDX icon appear when I had a .bat file open JTAlert, passing /wsjtx to JtAlert and FROM DxLab's Launcher. After several days

Bill, E x a c t l y. I recovered from a Windows issue, and opened a Log Backup file as my main DXKeeper log. Your instructions are quite clear. I'll follow them. Thanks OM, Gary W1EBM

Hi Gary, it looks like you have chosen to open a log backup as your main DXKeeper log some time in the past. If you intend to substitute a log backup, perhaps because of an

Hi Dave & the Group, Request for help: Re-name Back-up files of the DXkeeper log. My latest Back-up Log file, created automatically (when I closed the App. last night) @ 1:48::04 UTC is:

On 4/24/2020 12:19, KD7YZ Bob wrote: For giggles, I just "Select" 'd "DXLabLauncher212.exe" that I saw in the Launcher folder. Yup, it started fine. As did DXLabLauncher211.exe from 2017 ... which

On 4/24/2020 11:06, Gordon LaPoint wrote: Hey Thanks for the reply. And it looks like we've worked one another from (almost) all the HF realm. "  I have >