Hi Dave, all understood Dave, this may have been a different issue from that descripton of Carl's issue. Here 81 QSOs in a row failed to log. No issues prior to that and none afterwards, once DX Keepe

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Have you tried sharing the log file via a cloud service like Dropbox? Neil, KN3ILZ

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If you don't want JTAlert performing a DXKeeper lookup (along with DXK filtering) on startup make sure the "DX Call" field in WSJT-X is empty. JTAlert has no way of knowing if that DX Call is a new en

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Name is Mike, You are correct that was the problem all along I dont know how docking got turned on as this was my initial install.The ALT version works best for me. All is well now. Mike C. Boise, ID

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Well, I did some troubleshooting and found that the problem is that JTAlert has stopped sending the DXCC number, CQ zone and ITU zone in the ADIF file it sends to DXKeeper. It sends them as zeros when

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That's correct. I will only add multiple grids per qso support to the Log Scanning function. There is no intention at this time to add multiple grid logging as multiple grids are not conveyed using WS

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Laurie; Thank you for your message. You hit my problem, right on the "head". For some reason I forgot to use the "Log QSO" button. Thank you for taking the time to respond. Mark.

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"Can it be fixed soon?", NO, there is nothing to fix. Nothing has changed with respect to logging for years now. You need to click the "Log QSO" button... If that is too hard, set WSJT-X to auto-show

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Joe, Good to hear. I don't have an explanation, just real-world experience. Your lucky I saw the reference to DropBox in your JTAlert session data. Which triggered me to make the move it off DropBox s

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Hi Laurie, I followed you suggestion and moved my log file to a different folder (on a different drive and non-dropbox) and all appears to be well. I don't know what happened between versions since it

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Hi Laurie, thank's you for all. Its working as usual. 73 DX.

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Thanks, Laurie. I was off the air for so long there were no useful backups (only one and it was from today!). I started over and it looks to be working now. 73 de K2DT

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Well George, to answer your question. When I got my ticket in 1956, I just plain didn't know abt. GMT. And I don't believe DST was operative in Iowa at the time. In any event, I will follow whatever I

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+ AA6YQ comments below You need to run a JTAlert Scan Log & Rebuild with the Wanted DXCC scan QSL confirmation type(s) set per your requirements for considering a DXCC as no longer needed. Performance

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Thanks for the info to all who posted. Laurie, OK on how the name & QTH is pulled, definitely helps my troubleshooting! Dave, I'll follow the transfer instructions. (Probably going to uninstall everyt

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Jerry, Short Answer... Enable one of the JTAlert XML services. Settings window, "Web Services -> Online XML Callbooks" section. Long Answer... When the DX Call in WSJT-X changes, JTAlert will initiall

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Jim, Currently all decodes are sent to SpotCollector regardless of any filters set within JTAlert. Think of it as a raw data feed. Already on the todo list is to restrict the SpotCollector spots to de

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Walt, Don't worry. It has always been my policy that when new features are added they are optional such that they don't change existing behaviour. de Laurie VK3AMA

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+++ more AA6YQ comments below

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OM, JTAlert Settings, Miscellaneous -> Performance section and increase the QSO check time. Likely DXKeeper is being delayed in writing the QSO to its log file due to uploading the QSO to one or more

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