My bad. I didn't realize the 04-11 version was the downloaded version. I have since changed the name completely.... Sorry for the bandwidth.

+ AA6YQ comments below OK…I figured it out… It is a program I have called Dimension 4 that remembers windows positions and sizes…….some home the window height was messed up… + I wasn't

RTTY may be the primary Mode for that band segment. But, it has been captured by FT4 users on a day-to-day usage. Band Modes are thrown out the window in almost all International contests. I have a

+ AA6YQ comments below Is it now "reasonable" to change the BandModes file entry for 14.080 to FT4? + That's your decision. And I'm not quite sure how my edited file - identified within

No. RTTY is still the primary mode in 14.080-14.095 (where the automatic data garbage generators start) - particularly during contest weekends and DXpeditions. 73, ... Joe, W4TV

The BandMode you are currently using is indicated, and changeable, in SpotCollector | SpotCollector Configuration | General tab | Sub-band Definition (near bottom of window). Click select to navigate

+ AA6YQ comments below Thanks! I figured there must be ways to do it!!! + There are often multiple ways to do things in DXKeeper. Joe W4TV's recommendation was better than mine. 73,

Is it now "reasonable" to change the BandModes file entry for 14.080 to FT4? And I'm not quite sure how my edited file - identified within SpotCollector as the source file - gets changed with an

Thanks! I figured there must be ways to do it!!! --Jeff, K6JW

If you are using Window Defender Antivirus (Windows 10), update it to its latest malware definition in <https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/definitions> before installing or upgrading to WinWarbler

If you are using Window Defender Antivirus (Windows 10), update it to its latest malware definition in <https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/definitions> before installing or upgrading to DXKeeper

If you are using Windows Defender anti-malware, direct it to update its definitions from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/definitions before you install SpotCollector 8.7.3. The executables in

An equivalent workflow to your former logger is to: 1) preset QSL Via (QSL tab) to 2-column or 3-column labels 2) right click on the QSO you desire to QSL and click on "Add entry to QSL Queue" 3)

+ AA6YQ comments below + Thanks for the errorlog, Rien. It shows that when Commander directs your FTDX101 to report its mode and passband width at startup, the radio's responses are "CW" and "50

+ AA6YQ comments below In my former logging program, I could choose multiple QSOs for label printing by selecting them with Control-Click, opening the program's print function, and simply printing

In my former logging program, I could choose multiple QSOs for label printing by selecting them with Control-Click, opening the program's print function, and simply printing the contacts as a batch on

Were you doing that in the "QSL" panel or in the "LotW" subpanel within "Online QSL"? In any case, the simplest solution should be to right-click on each QSO and select "Update from LotW". 'I'

I have two contacts that while in the process of uploading to LotW, I hit the abort button. Apparently they were uploaded, but DK doesn't think so. Every time I select "Add Requested" they show

+ AA6YQ comments below The Commander Config window does not display everything. The bottom part is missing. For example, General Tab, bottom left, display stops at the check box for Use TX

The Commander Config window does not display everything. The bottom part is missing. For example, General Tab, bottom left, display stops at the check box for Use TX freq.... Also, on the DXKeeper