+ AA6YQ comments below + The current version of the Launcher is 2.1.4, as shown in this table: <https://www.dxlabsuite.com/download.htm#AvailableReleases> + The PDF manual for Launcher 2.1.4 is

The manual I have for DXLab Launcher is for v. 2.1.1. Is this the most current version? Thanks! - 73 and good DX de Mike, K6MKF, NCDXC Secretary

Instead of "show alerts" maybe I should have said "show spots".  ODX sounds just like what I need.  I don't have time to work on the final code today but will get back to the group if I have any

Not sure what you mean by "show alerts", but the SQL to filter for spot database entries which have been spotted by at least one station within 2000 <DX units> would be: ODX between 0 and 2000 <DX

Can someone provide a little SQL code which will enable to only show alerts which were posted by a ham from within 2000 Km or so? 73, Bill AA4M

+ AA6YQ comments below Dave - I installed the test version of Pathfinder sent and it resolved the issue with QRZ nicknames. + Thanks for the testing and report, Jay! + I'll make a public release as

+ AA6YQ comments below I'm using a custom button in the commander to initiate an auto-tune sequence. As I'm running my radio remote I would like to find a way to see the result after tuning. Easiest

Dave - I installed the test version of Pathfinder sent and it resolved the issue with QRZ nicknames. Thanks for providing this great support! 73, Jay WB0L

That is correct. The User Defined Commands are "send only". The UDC support is not a full CAT control implementation. There is no "Answer." The AH-4 interfaces with a simplistic 2 wire (+13V,

SORRY, I did not read that carefully. I use the XML lookup that I pay for and many other features. I did not note that you were referring to the web page lookup. Dropping that would probably happen

NOOOOOOOOOOooooo, PLEASE do not do that. I agree they are nuts to make these changes the way they do but then on the other hand they have so man features that I and others use and I do not want to

I'm using a custom button in the commander to initiate an auto-tune sequence. As I'm running my radio remote I would like to find a way to see the result after tuning. Easiest would be to read the

+ AA6YQ comments below To clarify, I'm not concerned whether there is a nickname displayed or not. Just noticed that a nickname in quotes was the key difference to Pathfinder lookups that return a

Each time a DXLab application update is released, Mike K9UW combines all of its online documentation files (HTML format) into a single, searchable PDF file that is available from this

+ AA6YQ comments below + QRZ.com's XML data service is explicitly designed for access by applications like DXKeeper. When changes have been made, they've been documented in advance; they've also been

I appreciate being able to use QRZ.com's XML data service, which I use primarily when importing contest logs. Jim N7US

+ AA6YQ comments below So Dave, if you drop them, what would replace them? Many of us do not buy callbook CDs, etc. + HamQTH has long been a Callbook option. Access to it is free. 73,

Alternatives are listed at https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/CallbookLookup I've been using HamQTH (the only other "free" option, I suppose). It seems to work OK... but CBA data is not really

So Dave, if you drop them, what would replace them? Many of us do not buy callbook CDs, etc. Thanks! 73 de W5SV - David F. Reed

+ AA6YQ comments below To clarify, I'm not concerned whether there is a nickname displayed or not. Just noticed that a nickname in quotes was the key difference to Pathfinder lookups that return a