This version 

- the "Sync LoTW QSLs" and "Update from LoTW" functions don't report an LoTW-confirmed QSO’s IOTA tag as being newly confirmed unless the LoTW report specifies that the IOTA tag is confirmed (tnx to Kevin KW0KW)

- double-clicking in an entry's Mixed column on the "Realtime Award Tracking" window's IOTA tab filters the Log Page Display to show all QSOs with that entry's IOTA tag; double-clicking in an entry’s HF column shows all HF QSOs with that entry’s IOTA tag, and double-clicking in an entry’s VHF column shows all VHF QSOs with that entry’s IOTA tag (tnx to Kevin KW0KW)

- if the user declines to specify a station callsign when DXKeeper is started with no station callsign having yet been specified, DXKeeper terminates (tnx to Steve NN4X)

- removes the duplicate QSO check in the "Sync Club Log QSLs" function, as it is too inaccurate (tnx to Bob AF9W)

- prevents an "Object doesn't support this property or method" error when adding a new myQTH (tnx to Dave N9FN)

- accepts <DistanceMiles> and <MilesPerWatt> in the "Modify QSOs" panel's "Item New Value" (tnx to Larry KB1VFU)

- reports if TQSL is unable to contact LoTW while checking for updates at startup, or while uploading a file (tnx to Rick K1MU)

- changes the status of the Secondary Subdivision Database entries for Japanese Cities Itoigawa (0816), Gosen (0818), Fukuoka (4001), and Yamaga (4308) from "deleted" to "current" (tnx to Uli DF7EF)

- adds a table of deleted Japanese Cities, Guns, and Ku and their deletion dates to the Secondary Subdivision Database (tnx to Uli DF7EF)

- extends the JCC, JCG, and AJA progress reports to consider QSOs made with deleted Cities, Guns, and Ku after their deletion dates to be invalid; statistics for both valid and invalid Cities, Guns, and Ku are included in these reports (tnx to Uli DF7EF)

- updates the Items.htm, ModifyLog.htm, Progress.htm, and SortLog.htm documentation files

Notes:

1. Direct the Launcher to install or upgrade DXKeeper 

2. Update your firewall and anti-malware applications to consider this new version of DXKeeper to be "safe" 

   a. JOTTI virus scan: 0 of 13 scanners detected malware in this version's executable

   b. VirusTotal: 1 of 70 scanners detected malware in this version's executable: "Suspicious.low.ml.score" is an heuristic detection by Trapmine iis a low-confidence warning; it is typically a false positive.

3. If this upgrade doesn't work correctly, see the "After an Upgrade" section of

   http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/ApplicationStoppedWorking

4. After upgrading, to revert to the previous version of DXKeeper, see

   http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/RevertApplicationVersion


DXKeeper 18.7.7 is available via the DXLab Launcher and via

http://www.dxlabsuite.com/download.htm