While there is nothing wrong with that batch file, it does get rather tedious to keep hitting return after each pause. Also, if you had one app crash, you have to kill the others before running your b

Thanks guys! 73 Neal

I should clarify that I am not using multiple instances. I just some days use the Icom rig, and other days use the Flex rig. So I wanted to have different config files to select on start-up. Neal

Hi: I am confused about how to properly use WSJT-X.exe --rig-name=ICOM or Yaesu for a multi-rig config, and how that interacts with JTalert. I tried switching to the multi rig configuration last ngiht

Hi: I have so far only been using my Icom 7300 with JTalert and WSJT-X 1.8RC2. Now, I would also like to start trying out my Yaesu FT-DX3000 on JT-65, but not at the same time, only one rig turned on,

Laurie: You have my vote. While I purchased and use HRD (before I found out about this stuff), I completely agree with you. Living in America, the basic foundation of our system is that you have guara

I have JTalert 2.7.5 installed on a rather slow laptop with too small a screen. Running Windows 10. I purchased a new small form factor windows 10 core-i7 desktop, and two larger displays. I want to m

OK, that is very good. I am running JT-Alert ver 2.6.30 and HRD 6.3.0.483. Question, since I can't find a user manual for JT-Alert. Once I configure JT-Alert to use the HRD logbook, what is the sequen

Hi Laurie: When I discovered JTalert and was originally searching for JTalert setup tutorials, I noticed a number of people reporting that JTalert is not programmed to properly use the HRD database AP