My thanks to everyone that responded (directly) to my post regarding the
interlinking of DX Telnet and DX4WIN. Given the replies came directly to me
and not via the reflector, others wouldn't have the benefit of your wisdom
and suggestions.

In a nutshell the problem is: I'd like to run DX TELNET and link it to
DX4WIN for dx spots? By this I mean using the DX4WIN utility within DX
TELNET for porting spots to DX4WIN.

While all your response eluded to how well the process works (and I believe
you) the one element none of you mentioned was the fact that DX Telnet
apparently does not support long file names and I have DX Telnet nested
under the <Program Files> folder in its own sub-directory. So I have
correctly the path description in <Configuration | Links> and set up
everything exactly like the wonderful description shown on
http://www.qsl.net/wa9als/dxtelnet.htm. Unfortunately the process still does
not work.

Once I set up everything and have the 3 utility programs launched I get the
following error message from DX Telnet:
The error message box is titled DX-Telnet (dxc.ve7cc.net... my node name)
Path not found
Check that DXHunter link parameters are correct
The link to DXHunter is now disabled

I have not done any configuration within DX Hunter -- in fact I've never run
the program. It doesn't even appear to be part of the current v5.1 download
of DX Telnet. But I have it installed in the c:\dxhunter directory. I'm on a
cable modem and can't see the tie in with the DX Hunter program. If someone
out can explain --- please do so.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

73 de Paul, VE7AVV
StoneyGround Station
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