[WT-support] WT 3.10.0

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Download and install new version all seem ok except WT version 
3.9.0-dxped @ ........ in bottom screen.  I'm wrong ?
Gilles

Olivier F5MZN a écrit :
> Dear fellow WT users,
>
> WT 3.10.0 is out:
> http://download.win-test.com/wt-3.10.0.exe [full, 4MB]
> http://download.win-test.com/wt-3.10.0-update.exe [update only, 2.3 MB]
>
> This version comes with a feature needed by some requests regarding 
> the WPX. The serial number is now separated by half a space char to 
> the report. It is also possible to hide the total QSO number. That is 
> just the emergency improvements done before the WPX SSB. Please read 
> the following release information to lurn more about this version.
>
> Good luck in the coming WPX!
>
> Release 3.10.0 (Mar 22, 2007)
> -----------------------------
>
> - Bugfix: $TR1 and $TR2 macros were not working using the microHam
>   MK2R interface. Fixed. Tks OH2UA.
>
> - New tool : Time shifting, in the Tools menu.
>
>   You can time shift selected Qsos by any amount of time amount in both
>   directions. You can apply the time shift for the entire log, for the
>   Qso entered by your own station, for Qso entered by several stns,
>   or a range of Qsos.
>
>   Even if this tool is more supposed to be used after a contest,
>   to correct a wrong clock setting, each time corrections is
>   broadcasted to the other stns of the network by default. You can
>   disable this broadcasting to save time, if not needed.
>
>   Note that time shifting is pretty CPU intensive and it may take
>   a certain amount of time for large logs, because each Qso
>   modification requires internal structures (mainly statistics) to be
>   updated.
>
>   Note : Hesitating and wise users are encouraged to perform a backup
>   of their log before proceeding. Time shifting can't be cancelled
>   while it is in progress, to avoid any log inconsistancy..
>
> - Main log window : New option in Options / Log menu to hide the QSO
>   number column. Tnx RW3AH, SM3WMV.
>
> - Main log and secondary radio windows : To ease reading, the received
>   RS(T) and the received exchange are now separated by an half space
>   wide blank area.
>
>   Note that it is still *one unique* field. It is only a display trick.
>
> - New feature : Band segments for bandmaps
>
>   You can now display segments in the bandmap tab of the radio
>   windows. Segments are defined by textual files with a .seg extension
>   located in the Win-Test directory. You can use and display up
>   to 10 files simultaneously, by selecting them in the Options /
>   Data files / Segments files... menu.
>
>   Note that, because of the available area constraints, you can't have
>   more than 5 segments displayed per band for a given frequency.
>
>   You can display or not the loaded segments by using the contextual
>   menu item Display Options / Segments / Display. This setting can be
>   different for each radio.
>
>   The syntax of the segments files is very basic, and are very easy
>   to create with a simple text editor like notepad.
>
>   A segment is defined by its miniumum frequency (in kHz), its maximum
>   frequency (in kHz) and an optional tooltip (30 chars max.). The two
>   frequencies can be linked by an hyphen.
>
>   Example :
>
>   14150-14350 Extra licences SSB
>
>   A directive is also allowed :
>
>   # COLOR color => Set the color of the following segments of the file
>
>   The allowed colors are :
>
>   White, Black, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan.
>
>   The case of the color is irrelevant. If no color is specified, the
>   segments will be yellow.
>
>   Example :
>
>   # COLOR blue
>   #
>   14150-14350 Extra licences SSB
>
>   will display this segment in blue on the bandmap. Its associated
>   tooltip will be "Extra licences SSB".
>
>   The segments order, and potential overlaps in the file are irrelevant.
>   WT will take care to display them in an optimized way.
>
>   Two sample files are located in our repository :
>
>   http://download.win-test.com/files/segments/
>
>   UsSegmentsDetailled.seg displays all band segments for every US
>   licence type.
>
>   UsSegments.seg displays all band segments in which all US licencees
>   are potentially active.
>
>   You can make your own band segments files for other countries,
>   regions, etc. and share them with the WT community if you want.
>
>   Tnx DL1MGB for inspiration.
>
> - New feature : Markers for bandmaps.
>
>   You can now display markers in the bandmap tab of the radio
>   windows. Markers are defined by textual files with a .mkr extension
>   located in the Win-Test directory. You can use and display up
>   to 10 files simultaneously, by selecting them in the Options /
>   Data files / Markers files... menu.
>
>   You can display or not the loaded markers by using the contextual
>   menu item Display Options / Markers / Display. This setting can be
>   different for each radio.
>
>   The syntax of the markers files is very basic, and are very easy
>   to create with a simple text editor like notepad.
>
>   A marker is defined by its frequency (in kHz), its label (one word)
>   and an optional tooltip (30 chars max.).
>
>   Example :
>
>   14100 Bcn NCDXC Beacon
>
>   Two directives are also allowed :
>
>   # BACKGROUND color => Sets the bg color of the following markers of
>   the file. If no color is specified, the default color is green.
>   # TEXT color => Sets the text color of the following markers of the
>   file. If no color is specified, the default color is.black
>
>   The allowed colors are :
>
>   White, Black, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan.
>
>   The case of the color is irrelevant.
>
>   Example :
>
>   # BACKGROUND white
>   # TEXT green
>   #
>   14100 Bcn NCDXF Beacon
>
>   will display a white marker with "Bcn" green text. The associated
>   tooltip will be "NCDXF Beacon".
>
>   As usual, you can double-click on a marker to set the current
>   radio on the freq. of the marker.
>
>   A sample file is located in our repository :
>
>   http://download.win-test.com/files/markers/
>
>   called NcdxfBeacons.mkr. It displays markers for each NCDXF beacon.
>
>   You can build your own markers files (VHF beacons etc.) and share it
>   with the WT community if you want.
>
>   Tnx DL1MGB for inspiration.
>
> - WPX contest : Mult wnd (Alt-M). Band selection menu item removed.
>   It also applies for the RDAC contest. Tnx I4UFH.
>
> 73,