Dave, Many thanks for both a compact, clear summary of the DXView release update and all the work that went into that release update. I really appreciate your effort and constant communication around

+Mike Dave Many thanks for posting the link clearly describing differences between a broke installationa and one that might require a new installation. Thank you. Apology for dual post. I was recently

Dave, Many thanks for posting the link clearly describing differences between a broke installationa and one that might require a new installation. Thank you. I have book marked it for the future, alth

also, if one considers the metal working definition of fabrication, then, your first sentence describing geocoding is equivalent to extracts. :-)

"+ A location determined by geocoding is plenty accurate for aiming a directional antenna, but is not sufficiently accurate if you are pursuing grid-based awards like the ARRL's VUCC. That's why the C

Dave, Joe, First, I read all of the documentation. Then, I checked and callbook lookup config was set to "ignore geocoded grid squares". However, when I read the string, I vaguely remembered that QRZ.

Dave, Joe, First, thank you, very much, as always for your detailed replies and specific actions list. Second, my apology for missing the documentation that is already out there. I will read carefully

OK sorry: ALSO, note that this step was not done use Jim AD1C's ADIF County Conversion application to create an ADIF file with valid US county names Because the link to Jim's County converstion softwa

Dave, everyone, In October I participated in our NY State QSO party and managed 300 or so contacts in N1MM and exported those to a standard .adif file. I then read, carefully, how to import a standard

Dave, Thank you for outlining the implentation and its complexity for not so much beneift. Understood and thank you for thinking it through. Mike - KM2B

Dave, Here is an identical icon star icon_50_y.png with yellow in place of red. https://photos.app.goo.gl/EQDhJzTaXkLg1ZYbA the above link is to a virus free google photo yellow star icon. too downloa

My apology, That link will not resolve. This one will https://kml4earth.appspot.com/icons.html#paddle

Dave, Regarding switching color between red and yellow. A way of doing it is to switch between a red balloon and the same yellow balloon shape here http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/kml/paddle

Dave, Also, thank you for the reference to the existing kml file.

OK, I understand that the color and shape are controlled by a prebuilt graphic in.png format. If that is true, then, would it be possible to offer the red png as one choice, and, a yellow png pointer

Many thanks Dave. Perfect!!

Dave, First, the world view map of filtered QSO's and the accompanying capability to show those same QSO's in google earth is simply a spectacular capability (and I think unmatched in any other loggin

Dave, question: After everything was working, in Google Earth, I right clicked on the Plotted QSO's and downloaded the .kml file so I could see it on my (better for visualization) computer upstairs. H

Dave, OK. Everything is working now!! Previous problem with "apparent" lack of plotting the dots was: I was too zoomed out for google to display the dot. When I changed to large icons, everything work

Dave, I did the following (100% display resolution but same result at 125%) 1. Uninstalled google earth. 2. Located what I think is the latest google earth installer and installed it. 3. Updated dxkee