Why not just enumerate the already running processes when you program starts to get the current PIDs (and the process names, main window Hwnd, command-line, etc) for the applications your interested

But I want the distinction to last over a restart of my app too...and the PID won't do that. The PID isn't a guaranteed association to any specific named instance Only thing I have to work with is

Mike, You can already do that. By design JTAlert ignores any unsupported command-line options. However, that will not always be the case and should not be relied

If I want more than a basic QSO, I do not use any JT/FT modes. Simples! -- 73 de Guy G4DWV 4X1LT

Laurie...I have a task mangement program that I'm close to releasing. But if multiple JTAlert processes are started it can't tell the difference between them. Would it be possible to add a /name=XXX

Thanks so much Laurie. Having fun this evening using the Decodes Window underlining for text to quickly say thanks for the QSO, and tossing in any other comment if we make a connection. Makes a good

FYI, you can restrict which columns are displayed in the Decodes window, right down to a single "Callsigns" column if desired. de Laurie VK3AMA

Torsetn, Do you still what me to look into this for you? If so, I will need an example Callsign (one is enough) that is being reported incorrectly from JTAlert. I can't do any investigation without a

The JTAlert Settings, "Logging -> Standard ADIF File" section, shows you where the ADIF file is located. You can use the Select button which opens a selection dialog from which you can

The Release notes for the new JTAlert version has the answer... de Laurie VK3AMA

Good stuff. BTW, you can have the main JTAlert window set to no display lines and decodes will continue to be displayed in the Decodes Window and Alerts will still be generated.

I can confirm this defect. The error is triggered when changing the "Highlight excess DT" threshold value in the Settings when the Windows regional-settings utilizes a non-dot for the decimal

No am having problems with my computer I don’t know if it’s windows 10 or what. I can manually enter a QSO the TQsl loads correctly into LOTW. Jtalert loads a arid file but I can’t find at time

I was quite surprised and pleased when I heard an audio announcement for a new state for my WAS. When I looked at the JTAlert decode listing, it was full of calls as the band was very busy and my "new

Perhaps you can shed some light on what ‘this alert’ is https://hamapps.groups.io/g/Support/message/32423 or look back at previous reply. Tom GM8MJV

Have you signed your adif file with TQSL before uploading ?

Thank you I have spent days trying to find that. Barry

dear colleague, please tell me how this alert is turned off. thanks qrv atte LU1wh

Thanks, I usually don't have enough monitor real estate to have that window open. Will play with it. 73, N0AN Hasan

Please use the "Help" -> "Contact Support" menu, on the main JTAlert window, to send me your JTAlert files for analysis. de Laurie VK3AMA