But Maritime Mobile stations are not useful for many awards, IIRC. 73

Thanks Laurie, I certainly was not complaining! The real issue is not JTAlert – it’s logging in general when a ham has multiple shacks. There is no perfect solution of what call to use. Using the grid

There are two issues: JTAlert will show the state on the FCC license. For hams like me who operate in two states it does not show when I am in ME rather then MA. The grid is different, however I doubt

Hi Amos, I don’t know what “Larry” you are referring to, but it certainly is not me. 73

Perhaps AT&T Bell Labs programed in COBOL??? 73

#DEFECT

The release notes mention that this feature has been deleted. 73

Hi Jeff, I had to change the default sound card in my Laptop (Win7) to allow JTAlert to find a sound card to make it play. 73

Hi Don, I didn’t turn New Zone on until I got down to only a few left. Now I only need 29 – and wish I heard it a lot more! 73

Hi Don, It’s new until you have it confirmed in ACLog, and then do a scan/rebuild. This is the only way JTAlert knows that you have it confirmed. 73

Hi Jim, It won’t become unwanted until you download a confirmed QSL from LoTW (or wherever) and you update JTA. 73

Hi Jim, There are apparently some issues with delayed decodes for some users with 2.15.5. Most users who see this have gone back to 2.15.3 or, as I have, stayed on 2.15.3 until Laurie has a chance to

Norm – you have to enable ACLog at the very top. 73

This “ghost” tab is there in 2.15.3 as well, and it’s not an issue – just interesting! 73

Hi Randy, Many hams have interfaced ACLog to the 7300. I have copied the N3FJP user group – I’m sure you will receive help. 73

Thanks Mike for the understanding! Larry / W1DYJ

Hi Gust, How would you know that the station you are NOW working was QRP? How would your logger know that the station already logged was QRP? 73

Hi Randy, Look into N3FJP’s ACLog – it’s simple, easy to use, and easy to learn. 73

Hi Phil, This is the way it is designed to work. 73

Thanks John, Reading that reminded me that we also had strong evidence that a reasonably well planned project took 1.7 time the original estimate. A REALLY WELL PLANNED project took 1.4 times. 73

I once managed a software quality group. We had very strong evidence that for every three bugs the R&D group fixed, they generated one new bug. 73