...via the Databases tab of DXView's Configuration window. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Turning auto updates off is a bad idea because you may miss some very important security updates and leave your system vulnerable to malicious attack. Once a vulnerability has been publicly announced

The IE9 update is hidden from further installation attempts until such time as you "unhide" the update. I have had it hidden on a Vista notebook since the upgrade was released and there has not been a

I've recently upgraded all the application in DX Lab after my return at home. Today i've noticed that when a double click on a spot entry in Spot Collector, Commander QSY my FT-1000 and the Path

Hi Dave, The mouse-over in SC is great, better than I had envisioned. Thanks 73 Stan N1ZX

Hi Dave Is there a way to do such an export in a TDF, including all QSO partner's fields ? Thanks -- Laurent F1JKJ

tnx I followed the (new) web-page Dave put up ... and did the Hide etc. I hope that when next update to IE9 appears, that my sys will ignore it. Right now I have auto-update off ...gee .. I think

Yes.... that is the way to hide IE9.... but of course you should not allow full automatic updating but set it to “Download updates but let me choose to install them” so that IE10 doesn’t take

That's really weird Joe. I suppose you know that IE9 was released on March 14, 2011 and Platform Preview 2 of IE10 was retested just 3 months later on June 29, 2011. I think MS is rushing to beat

After some experimenting and help from Dave, I have a filter button working to give me a quick way to limit the SC display to needed entities spotted from NA. The button calls: (NAE='Y' or NAM='Y'

I believe Cordut has recently extended PstRotatorAz to support the SteppIR and included support to the 180 degree capability. Check it out. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Updates aren't the only place that IE9 can get messed up ... my Win7/64 system was a "clean" install with IE8. However, Windows *thinks* that IE9 is installed, I can't "update" to IE9 and can not

FWIW ... here's a great Microsoft knowledgebase article that will help, it has a built-in fixer, or you can do it manually. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/318378

There is no feedback from your rotator controller to DXView. DXVIew simply sends the rotate command to the controller and assumes that it is accepted and carried out. If you want feedback, install the

Dave - OK - got it. Thanks. A couple of final Qs about this. 1) Is the communication between DXView and the rotator 'assumptive' or 'confirmatory'. What I mean by that is: does DXView either

If you use the 180 reversal on your SteppIR controller you want DXView to continue pointing to the short path azimuth. The advantage of course is that the SteppIR can reverse direction in about 2

Dave, Your symptoms and instructions look good to me. As for preventing Windows from installing IE9 updates in the future I think you have it right, it's just a matter of directing the Update utility

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Dave - OK, When I want to rotate the SteppIR beam to the desired DX-spot's location using the "quick rotate EAR technique", If I push the button on the SteppIR antenna controller to cause the

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