Thanks to everyone for their sage advice. Clearly the "backing up of my existing DXKeeper log was a critical suggestion. It was necessary to use this a couple of times to do a couple of

Thanks, Dave. That approach shows me the number of entities confirmed via FT8. But what I was hoping to find was an approach that showed me the number of entities confirmed only on FT8. Tim K9WX

+ AA6YQ comments below + Filter the Log Page Display with the expression MODE='FT8' + Then in the "DXCC, Challenge, & TopList" panel on the Main window's "Check Progress" tab, click the Progress.

I would be curious to know how many countries I have confirmed that are confirmed only on FT8. Can someone suggest an SQL filter that might pull this out of my DXKeepr log? Tim K9WX

+ AA6YQ comments below + Nice debugging work, Rick! 73, Dave, AA6YQ

After I did the diagnostic you described I decided to take a look at the errorlog myself before sending it to you. I searched the errorlog for the incorrect IP address and it showed up under

# more AA6YQ comments below # OK. Please do the following: 1. Configure Commander 15.4.4 to control your Flex 2. Using SmartSDR, set your Flex's frequency and mode to 14005 in CW 3. On the

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Dave- So as I thought, the single radio control sequences are stored in the registry. thanks for the info Dan KC2STA -- Dan Ziolkowski KC2STA SKCC #4290T Ubuntu LINUX

+ AA6YQ comments below + Each control sequence is stored in a file. + If you are controlling a single primary transceiver, Commander uses the Windows Registry to remember the filename associated with

Dave- I had the same issue when I upgraded Commander to 15.4.4. After the update, a control sequences file did load, but it was not the same control sequences that were present before the update. The

Got it thanks to all...Jose NK4L On Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 05:07:33 PM EDT, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote:

+ AA6YQ comments below + I haven't seen enough "geographic inconsistencies" to form an opinion as to which component is more likely to be correct. I'll make DXKeeper resolve such inconsistencies in

+ AA6YQ comments below + User-defined controls are stored in files, so it should only be necessary to restore each "lost" control by reloading it from the appropriate file. Then terminate Commander

+ AA6YQ comments below + Are you utilizing the MultiRadio tab of Commander's Configuration window to switch among more than one primary transceiver? 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Version 15.3.4 doesn't seem to have this issue.

Thanks Joe 73 On Tuesday, July 5, 2022 at 12:03:32 PM EDT, nk4l <nk4l@...> wrote:

To my thinking, the grid square is more likely to be correct than the Latitude/Longitude. The supplied grid square should be used in preference to any computed grid square when there is a

hello Joe no it was not happening before now I set up up all my preferences and when I close and re-open the define controls are gone but the sliders are ok.

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