OK, I searched through the help files for"power" and logging from wsjtx QSO's Always "20" is listed for QSO output power. I tried from the drop-down also. And I always have "Retain" selected yet

Good day Laurie, Thanks for the response.... Under view there is a heading Show Confirmed Bands,,, when I click a pop up appears to the right that is grayed out..Enabled has a check mark..and there

Yes, Your not reading the correct Help File. From the release notes... Use the Help button of the Decodes History window (top right corner) The

Not much to read up on.....it gives you some options for filtering, layout, and you can click on lines to start QSOs. de Mike W9MDB

I've never used Decodes History. I wanted to read up on it to see if it was something I'd be interested in. That's when I found that my help file contains nothing about it.

I assume you are using View/Decodes History (or F90 key) The median DT is in the lower left corner de Mike W9MDB

Curiously, my help file shows the Decodes History section as "Under Construction". It also makes no mention in the Version History of any release after 2.11.5. Am I

Very likely a recent Win10 Beta release is the culprit. Sorry, your on your own if your using such bleeding-edge builds and something unusual occurs which frankly is to be expected when using

Windows 10 and I get the beta releases updates almost daily. I’ll try your idea when I can. Thanks

This is not something JTAlert controls. The window border and the minimise/close buttons are all handled natively by Windows itself. The setup of the window within the JTAlert code

JTAlert, the lines defining the frame for the window is much lighter than the older version. [Dave Alexander] Also the – and X in the upper right corner do not work.

Laurie, I am sure that I can speak for all of us users in saying that we are on the edge of our seats waiting for v3 of JTAlert!!! Please take your time in its development. I sometimes run WSJT-X

Tnx Ed, Just as a teaser, JTAlertV3 doesn't have the same requirements as the current JTAlert. It a single instance application only, automatically handling multiple instances

Got it, Laurie...thanks to Mike while you were sleeping!

What checkbox? There are many, what setting are you trying to change? de Laurie VK3AMA

"~", not "-" is the TX mode as currently set in WSJT-X, "~" = FT8, "#1" = first instance of JTAlert, "F" = you have some Alert Filtering enabled. de Laurie VK3AMA

What is this statement referring to? Is it JTAlert? If so, what outline? The JTAlert window hasn't changed for many years, so the statement "window is hard to see" is confusing to me.

Grey-out Settings menu on instance #2 is expected behaviour. See the Help File, "Multiple Instances" topic. Setting the unique UDP ports in WSJT-X is all that needs to be done,

Nope...no limit. Recommend higher port numbers though since lower ones have well known services. de Mike W9MDB

I did not understand the special charactors, -, F, #, 1. Brad