Just installed Ver 6.02. Using the same log file, I get different DXCC
report totals from 5.03 and 6.02. Also needed report in 6.02 shows
countries as needed that are shown as checked.
Thanks for the help.
Jerry E. Smith
W5TFV
dx4win@mailman.qth.net
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I found I had not checked 12m in list of bands worked. Working too late
4:30 am and eyes and body tired.
Sorry for bogus problem and message.
thanks,
Jerry E. Smith
W5TFV
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How can I find duplicate QSO's in the DX4Win log file?
Sometimes I hand enter a new QSO onto my office
computer which I use for official QSLing and tweaking, but usually import the
current month
with Imported QSO is ignored checked.
Although I haven't tested this situation rigorously ,
I
We all know that there are some people who just don't
reply to QSL cards. Over the years and through
conversation we learn who they are. Is there a way
to mark these callsigns in some way as Don't bother
to send a QSL? It would make it easy to run reports
for labels and make it so you don't
Dangerous behaviour Kent.
You know where it starts, but you never know where it ends...
Take care mate, catch you further down on the air.
jos on4kj
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From: Kent Henneuse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 6:49 PM
I think I just found the answer to my query by looking
up the suggestion of marking the QSO as an invalid
for DXCC.
From the valid DXCC entry in help:
To mark the QSO invalid for any award, set the rstR
field to zero.
I have also been putting DNQ in the QSO notes field.
Thanks to all for the
Larry,
The dx4win export filters export the logs with the time in seconds.
When you make a copy of that filter, and change the time format
not to uses seconds, you can filter out the second duplicates
by first deleting all QSOs (this preserves the group numbers you may
have defined) and import
Kent,
That will work, but when you set the QSL method to 'ignore', you will do what I
had
in mind. The rst = 0 indicates that someone else (ARRL) has decided that the QSO
does not count, but you may still want a QSL card. (I have a few of those)
At 11:55 AM 4/9/03 -0700, Kent Henneuse wrote:
I
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