Laurie, Thank you for your development of JT-Alert; it has made my time using JT65-HF more productive. I have a suggestion for a future version of this application. I would like to have the ability to

Jim, Watch-out also when "Modifying" an entry in your logbook. I have noted that the date of the QSO is decremented by one day whenever I try a modification (you can correct the date before saving and

Jim, I do use local time for my log entries and let the logbook convert it to UTC for upload to LOTW, etc. I also enter my contact data manually rather than letting JT-Alert do it, but I do not think

Laurie, I would like to request that you establish a PayPal account so that some of us who use your outstanding software every day can make a donation to support your work. You may resist, but the ext

Since I started this thread, I guess that I should be the one who suggests that we bring it to a close. I know that I can speak for all JT-Alert users in SINCERELY thanking Laurie for his fine work! J

Laurie, Maybe it is just me with my poor eyesight, but I just did not catch the most recent callsign database update from the (!). Perhaps a different colour or symbol would help. This is not a big de

Laurie, I was running JT-Alert 2.04 on my backup computer and decided to update to 2.07. The updater required that I update to 2.06 first and then it let me update to 2.07. Is that the way that the up

Actually, Laurie, I did the upgrade after you had updated the server because I had updated my other computer from 2.06 to 2.07. In any case, no big deal! Thanks again for the software. Ed, K0KC

Laurie, First of all, let me thank you again for all of the effort that you put into JT-Alert! I do not have an effective antenna on 160 meters, so my WAS total on that band is rather meager. I did fi

Yes, K.D., I have different "Wanted States" on each band where I still need states (160m, 12m, and 10m). Thanks for the suggestion! Ed, K0KC

Sent!

Bryan, Actually HRD's log program allows a "global" Find and Replace...I did this about a year or so ago, but I do not remember the details. Ed, K0KC

Carlos, Is it possible that you have seen references to WSJT-X? If so, it refers to a new mode (JT9) developed by Joe Taylor, the "father" of JT65. You can read more and download the program on his pa

Laurie, I have been using JT-Alert in its various versions for about a year and a half now. For some reason, today, I noticed that JT-Alert was not displaying all of the stations decoded by JT65-HF. F

Actually, Darryl, I tried that earlier, but I just observed six decoded on JT65-HF, but only two on JT-Alert. I "think" we may have made a marginal contact on 160 meters a couple of nights ago, but pl

Laurie, I have always had display of B4 callsigns turned off since unlike many of us, I do not care if I work someone more than once. I just recently started using JT-Alert's logging feature and the "

Laurie, This is not directly related to auto-start, but perhaps it is somewhat related. I have upgraded to JT-Alert 2.1.1 and it seems that its behaviour with respect to JT65-HF has changed. If I run

No, Laurie, I am steering clear of the comfort variant of JT65-HF and have used JT65-HF version 1.9.3 since it was first released by Joe Large. I am almost 100% sure that the JT-Alert behaviour is dif

Yes, Laurie, I can click on the JT-Alert icon to bring both to the front now, but I must have been clicking on the JT65-HF icon in the past since I noticed a change right about the time that I upgrade

Joe, Try setting the tolerance to 500 Hz and you will be able to multi-decode over the entire 1 KHz slice of spectrum, depending upon the QSO frequency setting. I use 1500 Hz when I am monitoring. Ed,