Hi Joe I will try to talk you throught the simple stuff and see if you done your home work.
Did you do a search for the call sign 3D2AG in your log? You use the Summary and do just a search for the call sign. Do you know how to do a call sign search? Push the LOCK button so spots do not change you search. type in the call sign your looking for 3D2AG and push enter. Then click on the little binoculars in the bottom center of the window. When your window pops up under QSO Field highlight Callsign in blue click on the FIND button. Look on the top at all the calls and bands and modes. look carefully cause you may have entered somthing wrong. After the corrections haave been made. Start at the top, highlight each line in bule and push on the SAVE button on each highligted line in blue. If you do not save the line you made corrections on Your problem will keep comming up. If this does not work, you may have to record each log entry number for that call sign go into just the LOG find that log number, delete that entry, and reenter all the data fro that call. It might be a UHF band entry instead say 160M or the program excepted a bad date. Keep The Faith, Jim From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Jul 3 11:25:10 2005 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joseph Young) Date: Sun Jul 3 11:35:28 2005 Subject: [Dxbase] Re: Initialize Tables Problem In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> WA9YSD wrote: > Hi Joe > > I will try to talk you throught the simple stuff and see if you done > your home work. > > Did you do a search for the call sign 3D2AG in your log? You use the > Summary and do just a search for the call sign. Do you know how to do > a call sign search? Push the LOCK button so spots do not change you > search. type in the call sign your looking for 3D2AG and push enter. > Then click on the little binoculars in the bottom center of the > window. When your window pops up under QSO Field highlight Callsign > in blue click on the FIND button. Look on the top at all the calls > and bands and modes. look carefully cause you may have entered > somthing wrong. After the corrections haave been made. Start at the > top, highlight each line in bule and push on the SAVE button on each > highligted line in blue. If you do not save the line you made > corrections on Your problem will keep comming up. > > If this does not work, you may have to record each log entry number > for that call sign go into just the LOG find that log number, delete > that entry, and reenter all the data fro that call. > > It might be a UHF band entry instead say 160M or the program excepted > a bad date. > > Keep The Faith, Jim Hi Jim, All the log entries are correct. Only recently did the program start flagging errors on QSO's that it had no problem with before. I have backups of the log so I think I will just re-install DXBASE 2006 and go on from there. Thanks for your help. 73 de Joe, W6RLL
