Dwight, Now that I have had my first coffee for the day, I have some other questions/comments. Do you have DXKeeper set to auto upload to eQSL and Clublog, if so,

Tnx Laurie I am defragging right now and it needed it. It happens on all logged qso's and does it after a fresh reboot as well. I frequently do good

Dwight, Does this happen for all logged QSOs, or does it vary? Does this delay persist after a reboot of your PC? I might be able to discover

Dan, Writing direct to the HRD Log using the ODBC DSN is the old technique (now used only for HRD V5 and pre V6.3) for logging and is not used with HRD 6.3+

Neal, WSJT-X needs to be running first, if not, JTAlert will pause and display a waiting message. HRDLogbook can be started anytime, it needs to be running

Might want to try defraging and disk clean up for a starter. simple windows stuff and also lately the updates have been coming in too that usually slows mine down a bit.

Try excluding that directory from Windows Defender. You can do that in the settings. I've noticed a similar thing with Log4OM where, once in a while, it will take more than a minute to log a QSO with

Neal, One additional point. JTAlert posts to the HRD Logbook through an ODBC connection to the data file (which is a Microsoft Access file). ODBC doesn’t need the HRD Logbook to be running to

Recently it has taken longer and longer for my Q to be logged to DXK, almost 2 minutes now. Am running Win 8.1 with I5 processor in a HP 8540p laptop with 6gb of ram. What could be causing this? I

I have wsjt_x in the autostart section of JT Alert settings. I only start HRD logbook when I want to add in QRZ and station info, usually at the end of an operating session. WSJT-X has direct CAT

Neal, I have a similar setup. I don’t need HRD to interface with my rig, but I do use HRD Logbook. The only program I need started first is WSJT-X. After that starts I use JTAlert to start HRD

OK, that is very good. I am running JT-Alert ver 2.6.30 and HRD 6.3.0.483. Question, since I can't find a user manual for JT-Alert. Once I configure JT-Alert to use the HRD logbook, what is the

Neal, The history of the HRD API and HRD deleting any running JTAlert process on the users PC is available in the message archives of this group. I wont rehash the true

Hi Laurie: When I discovered JTalert and was originally searching for JTalert setup tutorials, I noticed a number of people reporting that JTalert is not programmed to properly use the HRD database

Nick, Are you using Windows 10? If so are you using insider preview versions of Windows 10? 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Hi Laurie, I've tried running everything normally and as administrator and the DDE test fails both ways. Do you have any other suggestions on what to try? Thanks, Nick K1MAZ

Aha! That was it. Thanks! Juliean KQ2Z Sent from my iPad

Nick, Sounds like DDE communications between JTAlert and DXKeeper is not working. You can check that by opening the Settings window, "Applications ->

Juliean, For US State alerting, JTAlert needs to know to which State a Station belongs. This is accomplished by installing the Callsign Database (see the

Greetings! I started usng JT Alert a few days ago (version 2.6.30) with WSJT-X and absolutely love it. Just one problem though - while it alerts on DXCC entities and continents just fine, it doesn't