[Dx4win] ADIF

Hi Forum When creating an adif file is there any way to start from where you last finished? rather than adif the entire log everytime. My last logbook program asked from what qso number i wanted to start! 73s de Dave --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts ---

[Dx4win] ADIF

Hi Dave You can filter your log. Go to Filter in your QSO window set the date from which you want to filter in the date field Then you get a question about the end date in the range. Fill in the date. In that way you have a part of your log. Then you go to import/export and chose ADIF and after

[Dx4win] TEST

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[Dx4win] Mapping specific callsigns to a Country (TO4E)

Is anyone besides me having the TO4E spots come up as blue text against a white background (priority 4) when Europa is needed for a new band-country? Ordinarily a new band-country would be white text on a red background (priority 3). Think a similar issue came up on the reflector several months

[Dx4win] Mapping specific callsigns to a Country (TO4E)

I usually log a fake qso. change the prefix (to FR/J in this case) and immediately delete this qso. You will then find the country database updated automatically ! gd dx, Rob PA0RDY - Original Message - From: Ron Majewski [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net Sent:

[Dx4win] Mapping specific callsigns to a Country (TO4E)

Put the whole call in the callsign alert box for now... that will work regardless... - Original Message - From: Larry Burke WI5A [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2003 08:00 Subject: RE: [Dx4win] Mapping specific callsigns to a Country (TO4E)