JS8Spotter Quick Help

# Main Program
## Main Window

    * Create and select profiles to organize your search terms
        - If "Background Scan" is checked, your profile search terms will scan at all times
        - If "Background Scan" is unchecked, your profile search terms will only scan
          if/when you are viewing that profile

    * On the left are your custom search terms
        - Add search terms individually using the entry box, or in bulk using "Import"
        - Export search terms as needed, to share or backup

    * On the right you will see activity that matches your search terms
        - Export or clear as needed

    * Double-click entries in the left or right tree to see details of that entry

## Settings

    * The File>Settings menu will allow you to set your callsign and grid,
      as well as modify TCP settings as needed

# Tools Menu
## Using the Simple Offline Map(s)

    * Set your grid location in the File>Settings menu
    * Double-click on a callsign to highlight its location on the map
    * If your map is too crowded, lower the number of stations displayed
    * Use the <Delete> key to remove stations from the list/map, or select and right-click
    * The map is updated only when loaded from the menu, or when an item is deleted
    * Locations are approximate

## Visualize Waterfall

    View a visualization of the waterfall for a given band over a given period of time.
    This helps you determine which part of the waterfall might be most useful for you.
    You station will gather data for the band(s) you use, and display on demand.

## Expect Subsystem

    The Expect system looks for custom commands, and sends custom replies.

    * Command Format: Sending station <A> might send the following to station <B>
        - "<A>: <B> E? <expected command>" for example, "N6CYB: KF7MIX E? CMDS"
        - If I have an Expect entry for the command "CMDS", the reply I have stored would be
          auto-transmitted

    * Fields:
        - Expect Text: The text that you station is waiting to see, before sending the reply
        - Reply Text: What your station will TX after encountering the expected text
        - Reply-To List: A list of comma separated callsigns or @groups that can trigger a reply
        - Max Replies: The number of times a reply can be triggered for this expected text

    * Use the <Delete> key to remove entries from the list
    * Right-click to edit an entry
    * Double-click to view details of an entry
    * The Send Now button will let you TX an expect entry manually
    * Import/Export, tab-delimited, view export contents for format of import
    * MCForms filled-out forms are posted as expect entries

## MCForms Subsystem

    The MCForms system adds basic multiple choice forms functionality to JS8Call. Please
    see the forms/ folder and associated text files, along with the README.txt file included
    with this program for details and information.

## APRS Commands

    The built-in APRS commands will format the proper JS8Call string to transmit
    an APRS command to a listening station. With these you may:

    * Send an SMS (target phone number must be registered with http://aprs.wiki/SMS/)
	* Send an email
    * Report your grid location to the APRS network
    * Submit to the POTA Gateway

