From JTAlert's FAQ ================== If your preferred logger is not supported, it is best to select the ADIF log, as it will record additional QSO data (Name, QTH, Grid, DXCC, State, ITU zone, CQ zo

Not supported by JTAlert...but is supported by WSJT-X. If you want to use JTAlert alerts you will have to change logging programs. Your other choice would be to generate an ADIF file from logger32 and

Split frequency does not change your TX frequency. Remember that USB is suppressed carrier. The only thing you are transmitting is the FT8 tones and they are always at the same frequency as the waterf

#FT8

When you installed did you see the dialog box that says if found the .Net installation? Mike W9MDB

Try View/Callsign History Window What version were you running before .7? The call signs moved to a new window. Mike W9MDB

#HamSpots

It's only updated when it's confirmed. Mike W9MDB

I disagree with your disagreement :-) Users don't even look at the fields after doing just a few QSOs. So would never notice the time problem. I don't consider it hand holding when the software could

Or...maybe a warning if stop time is more than 29 minutes from start time to check your start time. That would seem to be an easy one and a better overall solution. Mike W9MDB

LOTW has a 30-minute time match based on start time. So if you get close to that and want a match better check with the other party to see their time too. If they went to work somebody else though goo

LOTW uses TIME_ON, not TIME_OFF -- so why would you want different? Mike W9MDB

I decided to start writing my own grid tracker in C# Net 6.0 with portability in mind to cover Windows, Linux, and MacOS. I've got the grid stuff working now and working on getting it to WSJTX. First

Delete this file -- I thought there was a way to do this in JTAlert but I can't find it now. \Users\[username]\AppData\Local\HamApps\JTAlert\[callsign]\Decode\decodes.sqlite Mike W9MDB

Try increasing the time here Mike W9MDB

Looks to me like your QSOs are getting there From your log file Mike W9MDB

Ask an ye shall receive...right-click the hamburger menu in the Alerts Only window and pick View type. Mike W9MDB

Also ensure Accept UDP requests is checked in WSJTX/Settings/Reporting Mike W9MDB

Do you have the 64-bit version of WSJT-X though? That's what has to match the SSL version. Mike W9MDB

All windows other than the main window right now can be resized. Click the gear icon in the lower right and ensure "Size locked" is not checked. Mike W9MDB

Click the title bar Press F2 Uncheck the "Size Locked". You should now be able to resize the window. Mike W9MDB

Hover over the icon in the task bar. You should see all windows appear. Right-click the window and select Maximize. Mike W9MDB