Click on the Config button on the main window, then in the Configuration window, under the Log tab, use the Log Page Display section to customize the log display. See <https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxkee

Card QSLs and LotW QSLs are stored in two separate database fields. You need to display both fields in your log page display if you want to see both kinds of QSLs (QSL_Rcvd for card QSLs and APP_DXKee

As of April 1, 2020, PEI (the Canadian province) is no longer in the MAR section; it is in a section of its own (PE) - see <http://www.arrl.org/news/radio-amateurs-of-canada-announces-a-new-section>;

Do the contacts with an error message have an empty <gridsquare:0> field in them in the ADIF file? DXKeeper doesn't seem to like that. 73, Rich VE3KI

Ken KJ9B has already given you the answer: the "QSL Via" column is different in the QSOs that were not printed together. I'd be willing to bet that the contents of that column would have to be identic

Your understanding of the WSJT-X shift (whether "Rig" or "Fake It") is incorrect. When configured to shift, WSJT-X applies a shift in either direction of a multiple of 500 Hz so as to ensure that the

QSO_Begin is a time, not just a date. When the time part is omitted, it is assumed to be 00:00:00. QSO_Begin = #2022-06-07# means all QSOs whose start time is exactly 00:00:00 on 2022-06-07. QSO_Begin

I just exported a log containing some FST4 contacts to ADIF and found that those contacts were exported with <MODE:4>FST4 instead of <MODE:4>MFSK <SUBMODE:4>FST4 as described in the current ADIF speci

The "green circles containing question marks" sound like the normal DXView icon, not something added by Windows. I think that is a red herring. 73, Rich VE3KI

Are your two copies of MMTTY stored in different folders? Each copy needs its own separate MMTTY.ini, UserPara.ini and EXTFSK files, so they should be run from separate folders to keep changes in the

Start Google. Type AD1C into the search box. The first link Google gives me here is Jim's home page. On the left side of that page is a link to his Software page. The first program in the list on that

If all the spots were from NA and they were sending grid EM73, that suggests that they may have been remotely operating a station actually located in the US. Of course, that would not count as China f

Click on "Command Summary", which takes you to <http://www.nc7j.com/arcluster/arusermanual-6/ARC6%20Command%20Summary.html>. Click on the "DX" group in the Overview table on that page, which takes you

If you are looking for an ARCluster v6 manual, try <http://www.nc7j.com/arcluster/arusermanual-6/>. 73, Rich VE3KI

I'm not sure why you would want a list of all spotters who report spots to the RBN, but at <http://www.reversebeacon.net/> on the home page there is a blue text box that contains the callsigns of all

I don't know. I don't think it claims to be a definitive or complete list. It's a resource that some people may find useful, perhaps as a starting point for some trial-and-error experimentation. 73, R

If you are looking for cluster nodes that pass RBN spots as well as traditional spots, a first step might be to go to <https://www.dxcluster.info/telnet/index.php> and look for cluster nodes that have

This happens when WSJT-X is in contest mode, specifically for the FT Roundup this weekend and other similar contests (ARRL RTTY Roundup and other contests with the same exchange). In that mode, WSJT-X

RBN spots do not come from your skimmer (if you had one); they come from someone else's skimmer (the callsign before the -# tells you whose skimmer spotted you). There may be a command you can send to

If you are supplying audio input to the radio, you are using AFSK, WW needs to be configured for AFSK (nor FSK), and the K3 needs to be in AFSK A mode. 73, Rich VE3KI