What is interesting about is that it did not take when it was entered the first
time.
What a program should do is that when the proper date of the QSO fell with in
the date limitations it should attach the proper prefix assigned to the desired
country.
I am guessing that the current date log entries even with the older date that
the
QSO was made that program does not recognize it. Why did this happen?
I have seen other programs do this as well and my current one. May have
something to do with the packet program running that checks the log to see
if you need it and have not worked it yet. So the program works off of the
current list and not look at the exceptions.
Try disconnecting packet and close out both packet windows and see if it happens
again when you re-enter the call and log data.
Stay on course, fight a good fight, and keep the faith. Jim K9TF/WA9YSD
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