Hey Robert, I don't know how it lost it's color; but... Here's how it got it's color originally... 😎 73 - John - N7GHZ P.S. for the life of me, I can't figure why they selected a non-FT8, in fact

Hi Ron, No problem, glad I could help. Stay well, Gargle with more wine! robert W6INO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than

Thanks Robert - I chose "Scope" color, and it now looks like it used to. I don't know how the grey got in there! 73, Ron K5RJL

Gotta pipe in here on John’s behalf. There is absolutely no question whatsoever that updating Windows whenever microsoft decides to assault the world with their next disaster is a terrible idea

Hassan, Perhaps I wasn't completely clear, when win10 updated, it blew out my profiles, my saved passwords, etc. It took me nearly 5 freaking hours just to get back to where I was! Sorry, but you and

Hello Richard Have look at N1MM+ it does everything you ask and works very well. There's a section in the manual regarding running with WSJT-X, when you select log qso in WSJT-X it is sent to N1MM+

Hi John, Tried going through what you suggested. Still no joy. As something else to try, I installed a USB sound card on my system. Set the system to select this source for both in and output. Did

Great Advice, that... "Become familiar with Device Manager to compare what Windows has with what is set in the software." Hasan

Turning off Windows Updates is a Terrible Idea If a person doesn't have the technical competence to make Windows Audio Devices work properly after an Update munges them, just how well do they think

If you're importing into TQSL, it will automatically exclude duplicates (unless you tell it not to), so no need to copy new QSOs out. I would hope other log programs have similar features in

Yes, they are in ADIF format and most logging programs will let you important ADIF. I actually kept a small to-import file and copy just new QSO from full log. Paste them into to-import file and then

Yes, if upload to LOTW is your only goal. Many (most?) of us work other modes besides FT8, and may want to keep track of various awards or goals not supported by LOTW. Several logging programs

Richard, Wsjt-x also produces an wsjtx.adi file! That is the file that you upload to QRZ or LoTW (the later thru tqsl). 73 - John - N7GHZ

I use TQSL to upload QSOs directly from the WSJTX log file at the end of each session. No need for a separate program. - Trevor, AG7GX On 3/25/2020 1:47 PM, Richard wrote:

I agree with John, WIN10 has a nasty habit of reorganizing com ports and audio assignments. Best fix is to restart the computer before messing with the software. This allows updates to complete.

I am new to FT8 and have questions. The WSJTX software has an automatic logging function that saves the QSO's in comma delineated rows in Notepad. Is there any way to save those QSO's directly to a

Tad FYI, As a test, I have installed a USB sound card on my W10 system. I get the same result as before. That is, substituting the USB sound card for the system sound card I still get: MSK144

Thanks John, Settings->Sound->Advanced Settings options->App volume and devicepreferences is where I did most of my poking around. I saw the drop down boxes in the form associated with each app

Hi Ron, Did you change the Palette setting from default to grey? Click on the Controls (Upper left corner), Look under the Palette. hope this helps robert

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