Did you install the new version of tQSL in a different location than the previously installed version? It is likely that DXKeeper does not update the path to tQSL except on initialization. The

Hi Dave, You said: + Clicking the Select button in the TQSL panel at the bottom of the "QSL Configuration" window's LoTW tab and then selecting the newly-installed version of TQSL would have

+ AA6YQ comments below The font on my DXLabs applications seems to have changed for some reason. By font I mean the lettering on the buttons and also all the lettering for the field names in the

The font on my DXLabs applications seems to have changed for some reason. By font I mean the lettering on the buttons and also all the lettering for the field names in the capture window. It affects

+ AA6YQ comments below + The ADIF definition of "QSL Sent = N' is "do not send an outgoing QSL card"; see http://adif.org.uk/310/ADIF_310.htm#QSLSent_Enumeration+ DXKeeper provides automation for

I import from HamLog for QSOs made at the club station. I see HamLog exports QSL Sent = “N” since I have not sent one. DXKeeper uses that “N” as Do Not Send a QSL which I may want to or want

+ AA6YQ comments below I spent a lot of time trying to figure this out on my own and, as if driving around lost for hours without asking for directions, I probably should have asked a long time ago.

Dave, I spent a lot of time trying to figure this out on my own and, as if driving around lost for hours without asking for directions, I probably should have asked a long time ago. :-) Thanks to

+ AA6YQ comments below+ So that I can see what's going on, please do the following: 1. On DXKeeper's Configuration window's General tab, check the "log debugging info" box 2. Terminate DXKeeper 3.

I have read the troubleshooting guide as well as several threads on this group but I cannot get LotW download to work. It always gives me this error "Unable to download from LotW: download failure"

+ AA6YQ comments below + Not at all, Dale. Whenever I decline to implement an enhancement request (which is how I interpreted your post), it's been my practice to explain why not. 73,

No, Dale. I don't know that you "hit a nerve," as you say. But I do think Dave and Joe provided thorough (and certainly very helpful) explanations. This is really powerful software -- but there are

I was just asking if this was presently possible. Based on the detail of the reply from Joe and Dave I think I may have hit a nerve. Sorry. Dale, AA1QD

+ AA6YQ comments below + Clicking the Select button in the TQSL panel at the bottom of the "QSL Configuration" window's LoTW tab and then selecting the newly-installed version of TQSL would have been

Hi Dave, Thanks for the info, I will try again tomorrow. If you see my second pots, that may explain it, but I didn't get a chance to try it yet. 73 de Phil GU0SUP

+ AA6YQ comments below + WSJT-X accepts a UDP directive to specify the font and background color of a particular callsign displayed in its "Band Activity" window. When configured to interoperate with

In my case, disabling incoming UDP requests to WSJT-X does improve the issues I have with WSJT-X performance. I have configured my computer to use the direct interoperation between DXLab and WSJT-X

+ AA6YQ comments below After the SPDX RTTY contest at the weekend, I started DXKeeper, I was informed that there was a new TQSL Config file, which I installed. I then successfully uploaded my log fro

+ AA6YQ comments below No. As Dave has indicated previously, to do so would require changing the "commands" feature into a full blown programming language and command interpreter for every supported

+ AA6YQ comments below Got an issue that can be quite easily illustrated via "snippets" (custom capture of windows screen