[dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: Holy cow, those are cheap! -- Peter Laws | N5UWY | plaws plaws net | Travel by Train!

http://www.classicshell.net/ Once you install Windows 10, install the app above. It puts things back "the way they should be". If you like the 8-and-later tile stuff, great, don't bother, but if you a

radiostarchild@... [dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: Excellent news. Tough for software authors when the vendor docs are confusing. Someone on the IC910H Yahoo! Group pointed me at DF4OR's

[dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: I've made the change suggested BUT have no way quite yet of testing it. I have an idea of how to rectify that (a new CI-V cable!) but that will be a few days. I

​Apparently the spell-check in W10 is broken ... :-D​

<dxlab@...> wrote: I thought you could, but I've been trying to setup a W7 system lately and think I got confused. In W10, Go to Settings -> Update & security -> Windows Update and look at

[dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: *Can* it be done via CI-V? I have a 910, too, though it's not completely integrated into the N5UWY radio ecosystem quite yet. I do note in the manual that CI-V C

<dxlab@...> wrote: Me neither. I have another, identical P670 running W7/64 and it's been fine (that one got 16 GB and a memory fan :-). That W10/64 doesn't seem to want to boot let alone

I have an old Dell P670 that I'm rebuilding (again) for a club station. It will successfully load W7/64-bit but it just doesn't seem to want to play ball with W10/64-bit. I have W10/32-bit on it now b

​It seems like there ought to be a way to do that without resorting to ​exporting one entire DB as ADIF and then importing into the other though I know in that case DXKeeper will understand and ignore

​Never even bothered with W7 (which I have at N5UWY) on this machine. Quite pleased that W10 runs fine. Looks like the D620 had e​ither what you said or "WXGA+" (1440x900). Gotta check mine when I get

Dell Latitude D620. Bought it because it has a real serial port. Intel Core Duo T2500 2 GHz CPU. Thought it had 4 GB of RAM but only has two. A friend mentioned that it was only 2 screws to take out t

<dxlab@...> wrote: Select your hardware here: http://www.microham.com/contents/en-us/d190_Click_here_to_edit_title.html Then select WinWarbler I have a DigiKeyer II and use with my IC-746P

[dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: I've been using the suite for ... at least 10 years. I *know* it does many things. And yet, somehow it had escaped my notice that it COMES WITH A BONG!!! OMG!

n4kwpete@... [dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: I know nothing of D4. I use the Meinberg port of NTP. Pretty sure I disabled WTS as part of the install. NTP is how time is kept on inte

[dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: We've been saying this since the first malware-infected files were attached to mail ~20 years ago. Hasn't worked, clearly. So ransomware looks at all your files

<dxlab@...> wrote: Most US hams wouldn't know it since it wasn't included in the 43 characters and prosigns tested for from 1991 (and surely before) through the end of Morse testing a deca

<dxlab@...> wrote: Whatever happens to be working from this list: http://www.ng3k.com/misc/cluster.html I'm sure cluster owners aren't happy about that, but ... That's what Spot Collector

[dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: WB9SBD picked this same fight over on the AMSAT list that I did a few weeks back. Sadly, there seems to be no consensus. If you google it, you're likely to hit a

[dxlab] <dxlab@...> wrote: One of WB4APR's Naval Academy OSCARs.