Hi John,
Not sure whats going on with your setup but I believe I would re-install LOGic. I am using LOGic 9.1.20 and I use Telnet almost everyday. I tried WebCluster DX Summit with no issues.

Back up your log to be safe and then reload LOGic. I also recommend you update to the latest 9.1.20 and let us know.
73 Kyle, WA4PGM

What version of LOGic are you using now?

I think tnt32 is a windows file so reinstalling LOGic as I wrote in my first reply may not correct the issue.

Have you tried to use telnet in Windows?
Click Start and in the Search box type "telnet" (sans quotes)
A telnet box should pop up.
Type in "o dxc.w4ml.net" (sans quotes)
You should get a prompt asking for your callsign??

If this doesn't work check to make sure the Telnet Client is turned on.
Click Start > Control Panel.
Click Programs and Features.
Click Turn Windows features on or off.
In the Windows Features dialog box, check the Telnet Client check box.
Click OK. The system installs the appropriate files. This will take a few seconds to a minute.

From this point if Telnet is not working you may have other issues that Dennis might have to assist. I don't think you can update to 9.1.1 without the full version on 9 being installed. After 9.1 is installed a update is very easy by Click Help>Check Updates.

Be sure to always keep a backup of your "log".
Kyle, WA4PGM

Hi John,
if tnt32.ocx is necessary and there is not in your HD try to repair. A too simplex solution? HI

http://www.dllrepairerro...e-errors/TNT32.OCX.html

73's Mauro IKØCHU
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Hi John:

All of the updates now and including the 9.1.1 are full installs of LOGic. You are doing the right thing with the license file. You could install the update into a new computer, then copy your license file to the LOGic folder, and have a complete functioning copy of LOGic.

TNT32.OCX was discontinued as of LOGic 9.1.3. It SHOULD be part of the 9.1.1 update. But I will dig up a copy if it and attach to this post. Be sure to unzip it. I doubt it will let me upload an OCX. Copy it to c:\windows\syswow64. If you don't have a syswow64 folder, copy it to c:\windows\system32. You will need to register it. Run the command prompt as administrator. I'm assuming Win 10 here, but 8 & 7 should be similar. Type CMD at the windows search box. Right-click COMMAND PROMPT and RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR. CD \windows\syswow64. Type REGSVR32 TNT32.OCX Let me know if you need help with any of this.

DX Summit is not going to work on 9.1.1. They changed their web site. We are getting away from using browsers where ever possible, and fortunately DX Summit has a JSON and XML feed which LOGic now uses.

I'm biased I know, but I do think the updates are worth the money.
http://www.hosenose.com/...amp;PrimaryCatID=44&

Thanks John, not sure why it won't register.

73,

Dennis WN4AZY