Before I downloaded DXLabs Launcher I was using N3FJP ACL and a remote control program for my IC-7300.
I can still use both, but the spectrum display doesn't work in Commander, probably because of the data rate allowed for "virtual radios" it maxes out at 57,600
The only issue I have is my favorite spotting site VE7CC, doesn't connect WINSOCK error, connection times out. I have ran across this before on some other spot sites, but it works fine on three sites.
That is good enough for now. I like the way the filters work in SpotCollector, I set mine pretty tight with a 20 minute life, certain bands, origins and continents.

As I go I learn new stuff and I should have the capability to record or stream live demos. If that interests anyone.

+ AA6YQ comments below

Before I downloaded DXLabs Launcher I was using N3FJP ACL and a remote control program for my IC-7300.
I can still use both, but the spectrum display doesn't work in Commander, probably because of the data rate allowed for "virtual radios" it maxes out at 57,600

+ The IC-7300 will not convey Spectrum data to Commander unless the CI-V baud rate is 115,200. That's an Icom restriction, not a Commander restriction.

 

The only issue I have is my favorite spotting site VE7CC, doesn't connect WINSOCK error, connection times out.

+ Several DXLab users successfully employ VE7CC as a spot source. Either you've specified the wrong address/port, or your firewall or router are preventing SpotCollector from accessing VE7CC.

      73,

             Dave, AA6YQ

I use ve7cc.net and port 23 with no problems.

73,
Tim - N3XX

I got the site info from here http://www.dxcluster.info/telnet/index.php so I assume it is correct
I don't know how to check if my router/firewall are blocking but I can dig into that. VE7XXX does work with my other apps however. 
Looking further into I see that there isn't a port attached to the entry of VE7CC-1 (+CW Skimmer)

I got it going sorry to bother you.

+ AA6YQ comments below

I got it going sorry to bother you.

+ All questions are welcome here. There is no need to apologize beforehand or afterwards.

        73,

                  Dave, AA6YQ

On VE7CC try port 7373.    Your router may be blocking Port 23.    

Don
WB6BEE