You need to update your overrides in DXView. The Clug Log list includes TX0T. Björn SM7IUN Den fre 30 okt. 2020 kl 18:04 skrev Bob AF9W <af9w@...>:

I just worked TX0T and when I logged it, the DXCC entity shows as Clipperton Island. I wish it was but I think it is actually French Polynesia which is ok because I need that also. I believe I need

Dave, One of my friends, user of DXLab, has a small issue. On the startpage of PF, there is an arrow on the left upper side. Meaning: <GO BACK > His question, not found in the helpfiles: Going

+ AA6YQ comments below Yes. The logpath doesn't change after a Launcher restart. + Thanks, Steve. + The current version of the DXLab Launcher doesn't correctly save settings containing "UNC

+ AA6YQ comments below I shouldn't have to clutter my log display with an extra column in order to get feedback that a mouse-action was accepted.... and an average user wouldn't even know that they

My experience with this is if there is a problem with a ClubLog upload there is a dialog that pops up saying there was a problem. So if no popup there was no problem. On the check progress tab in DXK

Thanks for the confirmation, Iain. As I mentioned in my original post I did try mapping a drive letter to the path and that worked fine. 73, Steve W5GP

I shouldn't have to clutter my log display with an extra column in order to get feedback that a mouse-action was accepted.... and an average user wouldn't even know that they have to add that column

Yes. The logpath doesn't change after a Launcher restart. 73, Steve W5GP

Tnx Iain, I will give it a try. I would prefer to do it on excel but I am not that good, sigh. This may be a nice solution. Thank you for helping this isolated white man 😊 With friendly

I was able to reproduce this issue. If a path containing \\server\path\to\database.mdb is specified as the DXKeeper Log under Startup parameters, the settings saved to a workspace, when settings are

* more AA6YQ comments below I know that I could do those things, but it misses the point a bit. It's a "UX" (User eXperience) issue. Here's an article that somewhat supports the basic

+ AA6QY comments below Sorry, my original post shows forward slashes by mistake. They are actually back slashes. Anyway, the problem occurs when I direct Launcher to LOAD ALL from the workspace.

Sorry, my original post shows forward slashes by mistake. They are actually back slashes. Anyway, the problem occurs when I direct Launcher to LOAD ALL from the workspace. At that point the startup

+ AA6YQ comments below My XYL and myself share the shack computer. We each have our own account on a Windows 10 laptop. This has worked well because it keeps our DXLAB (and other) keys separate in

+ AA6YQ comments below There is a simple SQL as I recall that can be used to have SpotCollector only populated by WSJT-x decodes in my instance of it. + An SQL expression filters the Spot Database

I know that I could do those things, but it misses the point a bit. It's a "UX" (User eXperience) issue. Here's an article that somewhat supports the basic

No, it should not. The WSJTX API that allows an external application to place a call in "DX CALL" does not allow the external application to click the TX Enable button. You must manually select TX

Thank you for the suggestion guys. My purpose would be to prepare a special qsl for those who contacted me on 8bands 9bands So, I was looking for a way to highlight all those stations who met this

# more AA6YQ comments below FWIW, I have had the same experience as Steve with that feature. The lack of any form of feedback leaves me wondering "Did that work? Did I maybe mis-click, or something?"