Jack I did as you suggested and all is working well again. I had to copy the IP Host file back into WINDOWS. As always, thanks for the assistance.
Tom K4XG From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Mar 14 13:51:32 2005 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (FireBrick) Date: Mon Mar 14 13:54:31 2005 Subject: [Dxbase] selecting which card to be checked Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> When I send in cards and submit LoTW qsls, I use this approach to make sure the card(s) I want are printed onto the forms. When I receive a LoTW qsl that is a needed band/mode, I put the following code into the Special1 field L05-2 Which translates to Lotw 2005 2nd submission of the year. I do a similar encode for hardcard qsls and place into the Special1 field C05-2 The C indicates it's a card. In the Awards module you have the option to select only qsls to be submitted that have and entry in the Specia1 field. So I enter C05-2 and it makes out the form printing just the hardcard qsls I wish to submit. Do it again after entering L05-2 and I now have a printout of just the LoTW submissions. Seems like double work but actually it save time in ease of checking everything in after you get the qsl's back. And of course if you wish, you can always print the LoTW submission listing of the qsl's from the screen. As it seems, that they process a LoTW part of the Hybrid submission first and then the hardcard portion, you will not have a situation where a LoTW qsl is rejected as being a duplicate of country/band/mode with a hardcard you also submitted in case you missed the duplicate when you were preparing the forms. (I did this recently not noticing that a qsl on LoTW and a card where for the same country/band/mode. The accepted the LoTW and rejected the hardcard as a duplicate). I do not mark qsl's as 'CREDITED' until I receive the paperwork back for the DXCC desk. I don't know if this process will work for VUCC or eventually IOTA. But it sure helps me from confusing myself even more than I am now. ----------------------------------------------------- You May be a CheeseHead if: You learned to drive a tractor before the training wheels were off your bike. ----------------------------------------------------- Bill H. in Chicagoland
