Are you loading a workspace at startup? If so, update that workspace before closing but *after* you have recreated all of your user defined controls. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 08:00 AM, Dave AA6YQ wrote: The "Preferred Location Source" panel will default to "Imported or received QSO", because that was DXKeeper's behavior prior to version 16.6.5. When

Good morning, just upgrade Commander to 15.4.4 and all my User defined controls are gone so I re-due them but every time I shot down and turn it back on what I did disappears again?, any thought and

SpotCount > 1 is hugely useful if you have a reverse beacon feed set up in SpotCollector (thanks Dave for adding that field!), especially on FT8 where the frequency of spotted bad decodes is more

I'm using Commander version 15.4.4. For the past few weeks I've noticed that every time I start Commander I have to go to the Radio Selection box in the configuration/General screen and enter my

Location information can be specified with a latitude and longitude, or with a grid square. There are two relevant sources of Location information: 1. a QSO imported from an ADIF or tab-delimited

On Mon, Jul 4, 2022 at 11:13 PM, Dave AA6YQ wrote: + That doesn't come close to describing the option's functionality. It takes a paragraph just to describe the circumstances in which the option is

Lots of advice to back-up your log. Just so you know each back-up is separately dated and time stamped when it is saved. Keep a pen and paper log of what you changed in your log for each save. The

"Dave AA6YQ" <aa6yq@...> wrote: "Keep imported grid if present"? -- Brian D G3VGZ G8AOE G3T IO94im

I’m glad this is only a hobby for me. -- Tom Davis

+ AA6YQ comment sbelow + I don't consider this discussion "nagging", Charlie. If there's a practical improvement that makes DXKeeper more useful without significantly increasing use-perceived

So, QRZ has a problem, why nag the Dx lab folks -- 73 de KG2V Charlie

+ AA6YQ comments below + That doesn't come close to describing the option's functionality. It takes a paragraph just to describe the circumstances in which the option is relevant. An option's name

+ AA6YQ comments below + Only if the logged QSOs are missing a latitude and longitude, and if you've enabled the "Query callbook and available databases for missing items" option. + Why is it

On Mon, Jul 4, 2022 at 10:45 PM, Dave AA6YQ wrote: + I'd add an option to use the QSO-specified grid square in the circumstances described above, but I don't know how to give it a meaningful name that

So at this time - if I import a log that has any of the many 1,000's of UK calls that appear to be in IO91VL as shown in QRZ who happen to be operating anywhere in IO91 it changes the Grid. To you

+ AA6YQ comments below + If QRZ is indicating that the location information for a callsign is "user specified" when the owner of that callsign has not specified any location information for his or her

+ AA6YQ comments below + When DXKeeper 16.6.6 imports a QSO from an ADIF file or imports a QSO from a tab-delimited file or receives a QSO from another application, and the imported/received QSO

On Mon, Jul 4, 2022 at 10:33 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote: DXKeeper -> Config -> Callbook -> QRZ.com -> Ignore geocoded grid squaresAs I said in earlier in this thread that option is ticked - yet it

DXKeeper -> Config -> Callbook -> QRZ.com -> Ignore geocoded grid squares 73, ... Joe, W4TV