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@@ -15,54 +15,62 @@ Copyright 2001 - 2024 by Joe Taylor, K1JT, and the WSJT Development Team
                              July 1, 2024
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-WSJT-X 2.7.0 Release Candidate 5 primarily introduces a new "SuperFox 
-and SuperHound" mode, a powerful new tool that helps DXpeditions to make 
-digital QSOs at very high rates. Furthermore, it brings some fixes and 
-other improvements.
+WSJT-X 2.7.0 Release Candidate 5 introduces a new "SuperFox" mode, a
+powerful new tool designed to help DXpeditions make digital QSOs at
+very high rates. RC5 also brings several other improvements and bug
+fixes.
 
-SuperFox and SuperHound mode:
+SuperFox mode:
 
- - The SuperFox mode behaves operationally like the present Fox and Hounds 
-   but uses a constant envelope waveform for Fox’s transmissions rather 
-   than sending concurrent streams of up to five normal FT8 signals. This
-   has the advantage that up to 9 messages can be transmitted without
-   getting a signal-strength penalty, resulting in a system gain of approx. 
-   +10 dB compared to the conventional Fox/Hound operation with 5 slots!
+ - The SuperFox mode behaves operationally like the present Fox and
+   Hounds mode but uses a constant envelope waveform for Fox's
+   transmissions rather than sending concurrent streams of up to five
+   normal FT8 signals. This approach means that up to 9 messages can
+   be transmitted with no signal-strength penalty, resulting in a
+   system gain of about +10 dB compared to the conventional Fox/Hound
+   operation with 5 slots.
 
- - Hounds chasing the DX station transmit normal FT8 signals, as in the 
-   already familiar Fox and Hound mode. 
+ - IMPORTANT: Older revisions of WSJT-X and derivative programs cannot
+   decode SuperFox transmissions. Hounds must use WSJT-X 2.7.0-rc5 (or
+   a later release, when available) to be able to receive SuperFox
+   messages.
 
- - Important: Hounds must use at least WSJT-X 2.7.0-rc5 to be able to 
-   receive SuperFox messages.
+ - Hounds chasing the DX station transmit normal FT8 signals, as in
+   the already familiar Fox and Hound mode.  QSOs are logged as FT8
+   mode.
 
- - When in SuperFox mode, Hound stations can call now also below 1000 Hz. 
+ - When in SuperFox mode, Hound stations may call at any frequency in
+   Fox's received passband, including the range 0 - 1000 Hz.  Hounds
+   do not QSY to a lower frequency for their final transmission.
 
- - SuperFox Operation requires the Fox operator to use a valid key. Such 
-   messages then contain a digital signature. Authorized keys will be 
-   issued in advance for legitimate DXpeditions by the Northern California 
-   DX Foundation.
+ - SuperFox Operation requires the Fox operator to use a valid digital
+   key.  Keys will be issued in advance for legitimate DXpeditions by
+   the Northern California DX Foundation, and will be kept secret.
 
- - Hounds will see the "Super Hound" label turn to green when a verified 
-   SuperFox message arrives, as well as a "CALLSIGN verified" message. 
+ - Every SuperFox transmission includes a unique digital
+   signature. Hounds receiving a SuperFox message will see a "CALLSIGN
+   verified" flag if the transmitted signature is valid, and the
+   on-screen "Super Hound" label will turn from red to green.
 
- - Hound Operation should begin by selecting Special operating activity, 
-   SuperFox, and Hound on the Settings / Advanced page. Alternatively, 
-   right-clicking on the FT8 buttons toggles SuperFox mode on/off.  
-   It works both when in Hound or in Fox mode. This allows quick switching 
-   between SuperFox and the normal Fox and Hound operation.
+ - Hound operation should begin by selecting "Special operating
+   activity", "Hound", and "SuperFox mode" on the Settings -> Advanced
+   tab. Alternatively, right-clicking on the FT8 button toggles
+   SuperFox mode on/off for either Fox or Hound, allowing quick
+   transitions between SuperFox and old-style Fox and Hound operation.
 
- - SuperFox stations can send free text messages of up to 26 characters.
+ - SuperFox stations can send free text messages of up to 26 characters
+   together with messages to as many as 4 Hounds.
 
 Other enhancements:
 
- - Fixed a flaw that caused "Log automatically" to not work for the ARRL 
-   Digi Contest mode.
+ - Corrected a flaw that caused "Log automatically" to not work for
+   the ARRL Digi Contest.
 
  - Control elements for special operating activities are now disabled
-   if the respective function is not applicable.
+   (grayed out) if the respective function is not applicable.
 
- - Fixed a long-standing error that caused "Start new period decodes at 
-   top" to stop working properly after some time.
+ - Corrected a longstanding flaw that caused "Start new period
+   decodes at top" to stop working properly after some time.
 
  - Right-click mouse press events are now less error-prone.