Hopefully this is not a dumb question ? I have been using this great program for a couple of months and I love it. Especially how it sends my qso's to LOTW. But for a reason unknown to me I am now

+ AA6YQ comments below The "log only" mode would be useful for my "HF" and "6mtr" setup. the "6mtr" station would be in "log only" mode, so its qso's would be sent to the full logging setup in

I have a similar set up as Gordon describes. I currently log the VHF contacts into the HF computer but having the flexibility would be nice. My two set ups are at 90 ° to each other and close enough

Dave,     The "log only" mode would be useful for my "HF" and "6mtr" setup.  the "6mtr" station would be in "log only" mode, so its qso's would be sent to the full logging setup in the "HF"

A handful plus one. Julio, w4hy Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

FWIW ... I know what Dave would be facing should he allow multiple copies of DXKeeper to have access to the log.    If I recall correctly, the log is also 'touched' by some of the other DXLab

+ AA6YQ comments below There are several people I know that have 2 or more stations setup at their location. I'm one of them. I would love to be able to have DXLabs running on both stations,

my SpotCollector web (inbound access) seems fine except for a couple of items. Mode filters: I can uncheck most of them but cannot seem to get unchecking Ascii and ThrobX to stick;

Dave,      There are several people I know that have 2 or more stations setup at their location.  I'm one of them.   I would love to be able to have DXLabs running on both stations, multiple

+ AA6YQ comments below I had not heard of any such possibility, but that sounds like a great idea to me. In my case I have a desktop PC and could now have a lap top both using the same logging

I had not heard of any such possibility, but that sounds like a great idea to me. In my case I have a desktop PC and could now have a lap top both using the same logging program. Great Idea!!

Gotcha -- Thanks,

+ AA6YQ comments below Pathfinder is a customized instance of Internet Explorer. Most web sites are now using HTTPS -- the secure version of HTTP. Internet Explorer on Windows XP does not support

* more AA6YQ comments below * First, spot sources change their content. What may have started as a standard telnet cluster might have at some point in time changed to a high-volume skimmer node. *

Pathfinder will not connect to Google, QRZ or DXC. Says cannot find login boxes on QRZ. Says script errors. Other button options ie: FCC, 425DXN, WM7D, IK3QAR, etc. work fine. Also all other

++ W1JA comments below. ++ Thanks Dave and Laurie. Dave wrote: "it does show that you have SpotCollector connected to 5 spot sources, one of which is dxc.w9pa.net -- a high volume CW skimmer" ++ But I

+ AA6YQ comments below + The interest level was low, so it has not been a priority. 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Dave, Are you still looking into the possibility of doing this or is it already implemented? - Guy N5YT

+ AA6YQ comments below Launcher crashed. + What does "Launcher crashed" mean, exactly? 73, Dave, AA6YQ

That is entirely normal. 2.1.1 is the current version. 73, ... Joe, W4TV