Oops. I guess I overthought that one. I was looking for a specific entry like "Close floating window" and assumed the "EXIT" entry was just to get out of the rt-click menu. Non-problem is now solved.

Interesting. I am left handed and my mouse buttons are reversed from the norm. However, when I hit and hold the physical right button, I do get the move symbol and can move the window. This is because

Paul, I am confused about what the problem is. Each post, you add something different. I think the original problem is that the program requires a callsign entered for the operator. My understanding i

John, I don't have Aki's program installed, but here is what you should be seeing if you follow his instructions. In my example, I used Windows Explorer and right clicked on a Hamcap.exe file and then

Bob, I think the reference is from the 897 user manual. Link: http://www.radiomanual.info/schemi/YAESU_HF/FT-897_user.pdf

Jeff, Telnet connection to DX cluster does NOT require any com ports. The connection is over the internet connection. Assuming that you have a working internet connection on the laptop, then you alrea

Stefano, I think I read somewhere that it may be necessary to run the L32 V4 installer as administrator as well. Have you tried running the installer program as administrator?

Ken, A .gz file is a compressed file just like a .zip file, only using a different compression algorithm. After the file is uncompressed, the original compressed file is often deleted. If things are w

Paul, Clublog provides the service of keeping track of when callsigns are valid. Otherwise, when there are pirates on, users may think they have worked a real station. I have never worked Mount Athos

John, I think you might have misunderstood what Pete meant. Use the VE7CC "CC User" program between whatever cluster(s) you prefer and L32. CC User is great for doing the filter configuration. It also

Amongst the many Windows 10 events, I would investigate this one, as there may be a hardware fault or file corruption. Certainly, if Windows cannot reliably read the Logger32 program file, that may al

I don't think Bob ever implied that L32 was ISO-6709 compatible, but he does have a money-back guarantee. (Sorry - couldn't resist after this silliness going on for so long)

Bob, While you are looking at the code, I have a suggestion that might prove useful. When I do an LOTW sync, quite often I get a batch of QSOs from the same callsign with something new/changed that re

I suggest that you clear out the county info and try again with 273. Then, if it does not populate, look at the LoTW-mismatch.txt file in the Logger32 folder. If the explanation there doesn't sort you

I probably don't understand your problem. But if it has to do with v273 not having CNTY info, then why do I see the CNTY info in your Build 273 listing?

Edwin since the QSO was on July 24 which is after the July 23 Clublog file, you may just need to wait for an updated Clublog file.

Vince, There is another reason for NOT connecting directly to the RBN. The RBN also struggles on big contest weekends. So much so that it does fall down on occasion. From the RBN site: http://www.reve

Phil, If Rick's suggestion doesn't solve the problem, did you check to see if there are any more Q's with a different callsign?

But, shouldn't it say "First resort" ?

I just entered VE2IM in the entry window and corrected a couple CQWW QSOs with VE2IM saved as zone = 5 by selecting each incorrect Q and directly editing the zone to 2. Took less than a minute.