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| The spot filter allows you to display only the bands and modes that you are interested in viewing in the spot list and map display. | The spot filter allows you to display only the bands and modes that you are interested in viewing in the spot list and map display. | ||
| - | You can open or close the Spot Filter panel by clicking on the " | + | You can open or close the Spot Filter panel by clicking on the " |
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| Deselecting the "Close filter on apply" checkbox, will leave the spot filter panel open the next time you change the filters and then click the " | Deselecting the "Close filter on apply" checkbox, will leave the spot filter panel open the next time you change the filters and then click the " | ||
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| + | The band filters are synched to the legend below the map. | ||
| + | For example, if you select only 6m, 2m, and 70cm as the band filters, they are the bands that will appear below the map so you have a quick reference to what band filters are selected without opening the Spot Filter panel. | ||
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