updated en-manuals for skeds, user interface and features
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## Cluster & QSO of Others
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Separate window (can be minimised). Shows the communication flow between other stations – interesting during quieter contest periods.
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## Global Message Tabs and Monitor Window
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Three global message tabs are located below the main user list. Unlike the **Further Info** panel, their contents do not depend on the station currently selected.
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| Tab | Displayed messages |
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| **Public messages** | All public chat messages, including CQ calls and beacons |
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| **DXCluster messages** | DX cluster messages received from the ON4KST server |
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| **QSO of the other** | Directed messages between chat logins other than the local station |
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The **Public messages** tab is selected by default.
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The **DXCluster messages** table contains the time, reporting and reported stations, locators, QRG, message text and global Worked state where these values are available in the received message.
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The **QSO of the other** table contains:
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- the complete sender and receiver callsigns,
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- the latest QRG currently known for each station,
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- the global Worked state of each station,
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- the message text, and
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- the chat category.
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The displayed QRG is not necessarily the frequency on which the stations intend to make a contact. It is the latest QRG currently associated with the respective chat member. The Worked state is global and not specific to the displayed QRG or band.
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A directed chat message in this table does not prove that a radio QSO has taken place. The table also contains sked requests, frequency exchanges and other directed messages between third-party chat logins.
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### Separate monitor window
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The DX cluster and QSO-of-the-other tables can also be displayed together in a separate window.
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The separate window and the tabs use the same underlying messages. Hiding the window does not stop message processing or remove messages from the tabs.
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Use **Windows → Hide cluster / stranger QSOs** to hide the window and **Windows → Show cluster / stranger QSOs** to restore it.
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If a message is too long for its table cell, moving the mouse over the cell displays the complete text in a tooltip. Links beginning with `http://`, `https://` or `www.` can be opened in the system browser.
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## Menu
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### Window
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- **Use Dark Mode** (from v1.26): Toggle dark colour scheme on/off.
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### Windows
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- **Hide cluster / stranger QSOs** hides the separate monitor window for DX cluster messages and directed messages between other stations.
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- **Show cluster / stranger QSOs** restores the monitor window.
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- **hide options** hides the settings window.
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- **show options** restores the settings window.
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- **Use dark mode design** activates the dark colour scheme.
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- **Use default mode design** restores the default colour scheme.
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## Window Sizes and Dividers
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