Screenshots

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  Main window
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  Settings
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  Share DX Spot
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  Distance Calculator

Notable Features

• Quick Access
  Retrieve DX spots and announcements with a single tap, including band and mode filtered lists. Post DX spots to the DX Summit web site directly.
  
• Fully Adjustable Interface
  Format the DX list by selecting font colors and sizes, text background, and more. Customize and apply the application theme.
• Custom Filters
  Quickly filter a DX spots stream to show only stations within selected band and mode. Access these saved filters any time with two taps.
• Easy to Share
  Just add a callsign, operating frequency, and optional comments and share DX spot to the DX Summit. Your report will automatically appear on the timeline.
• Advanced Search
  Search a callsign or part of it in the online DX Summit database. Use the Date Filter to narrow your results within the selected period.
• Save Spots
  Save lists of the received DX spots and announcements for future reference and use as a plain text document.

Error Reading The Language Settings From The Registry Autodata Top Link -

To resolve the "Error reading language settings from registry" issue, follow these troubleshooting steps:

If missing, create it:

What would you like to do? ( ) Automatically fix using Windows display language (English) ( ) Select manually from list: [English (United States) ▼] ( ) Ignore and use English for this session To resolve the "Error reading language settings from

Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Autodata (or your custom install path). Right-click the folder and select . Navigate to the Security tab. Navigate to the Security tab

: If you are using a version that requires an emulator, ensure Windows is in Test Mode . You should see "Test Mode" text in the bottom-right corner of your desktop. Still seeing the error? Still seeing the error

Windows uses Registry Redirector for legacy apps. This can cause the "error reading language settings."

The error typically occurs during the installation or startup of Autodata 3.45 on Windows 7, 8, or 10 . This issue is generally caused by a mismatch between the software's hardcoded language requirements and the operating system's current regional configuration. Root Causes