DXLab Launcher

The DXLab Launcher makes it easy to control individual DXLab applications, or a specified group of DXLab applications. With the Launcher, you can

• install new DXLab applications, and update or restore already installed DXLab applications

• start or stop a group of installed DXLab applications with a single mouse click

• minimize or restore the main windows of all running DXLab applications with a single mouse click

• start, minimize, restore, or stop individual DXLab applications

• view at a glance the state of all DXLab applications

• determine what version of each DXLab application is installed on your PC, and what new versions are available for upgrade

• save a DXLab application's Windows Registry settings to a specified file

• restore a DXLab application's Windows Registry settings from a specified file

The Launcher lets you specify up to 2 non-DXLab applications for inclusion in the group that can be started together; however, the Launcher cannot terminate non-DXLab applications, nor can it direct them to minimize or restore their windows.

A PC running Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, or XP with an SVGA or better display is required. The  DXLab Launcher is free, and contains no advertising. Commercial use is expressly forbidden.

• Download and install

• Access to development releases

• Version history
• Defects
• Enhancement requests
• Subscribe to the DXLab reflector

If you have questions or suggestions, please send them via email to the DXLab reflector.

 

Other members of the DXLab suite of free amateur radio software:

• Commander - controls your Icom, TenTec, Kenwood, Elecraft, or Yaesu radio from your PC
• Pathfinder - locates QSL information from web-accessible sources
• WinWarbler - conducts PSK31 and RTTY QSOs, providing  multiple receive channels (uses the PSKCORE and MMTTY engines)
• DXView - displays DXCC info and country maps, and plots spots, beam headings, solar position, and the solar terminator on a world map
• DXKeeper - records and manages QSOs, tracks progress towards DXing objectives, prints QSL cards and labels, and addresses envelopes and labels
• PropView - displays minimum and maximum useable frequencies between specified locations, and monitors beacons in the IARU/NCDXF network
• SpotCollector - collects and aggregates spots from multiple sources -- including packet, Telnet, and IRC -- to create a local database that you can display, sort, and filter in real time