Hello All,
With a bit of talk about qrz database I decided to get the database.
But it is not picked up by Dx4Win I have the database saved under
E:\qrzdata and this setting in dx4win Ext data settings.
The error with F3 selected is QRZ Error: Database not found, Have I
missed another setting?
Every once in a while a window pops up saying:
An exception occured!
Output buffer too small for block
I'm running WinXP Home, DX4Win 8.05, and LP Bridge
Any ideas?
73, Roger
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Nope... Paul should not waste time on Contest features because they
require constant attention to changes. Even casual contesters should
consider a free contest program, they are so much better suited. I use
N1MM. It gets pretty involved if you want to use all the features... but
you don't
They are not asking for a contest style program that would require constant
changes due to rule changes ect...
They are asking for a way to export a file in Cabrillo format. True this is
generally used in contests, However I don't believe this would require updates
like you say. This could
One of the problems is that you then have to have a way to specify the
contest-specific header and possibly deal with different data in the
file depending on the contest.
I normally use the N1MM contest logger for contesting, but there have
been a few times when I hadn't intended to
Playing devils advocate here...
This is a copy of the header section of one of my recent Cabrillo files. The
required header labels and values are contest specific. Everything needs to
be formatted exactly as the contest sponsor’s robot wants it or it will reject.
ARRL-SECTION: SNJ
Brian,
Not all Cabrillos are created equal. With the recent emergence of Cabrillo
v3.0, about 1/3 of contest sponsors now require v3.0, whereas the remainder
still use submissions based on the v2.x format. Implementing a Cabrillo
export would not be one-time-and-done effort.
My vote is for Paul
After reading the couple of emails on the topic... I stand corrected
I was not thinking of the headers that are sent part of the file, I was only
thinking of the main body and did not realize there were different versions out
there. My mistake...
After reading these few emails (and from
Cabrillo is not a standard like ADIF. It has eccentricities depending
on the contest.
On 2011-12-03 11:45, Brian - NX0X wrote:
They are not asking for a contest style program that would require constant
changes due to rule changes ect...
They are asking for a way to export a file in
Should have read the whole thread... I am just repeating what has
already been said ... Sorry ;-)
On 2011-12-03 15:08, Mel wrote:
Cabrillo is not a standard like ADIF. It has eccentricities depending
on the contest.
On 2011-12-03 11:45, Brian - NX0X wrote:
They are not asking for a
Try: E:\QRZDATA\ note the trailing slash
On 2011-12-03 16:25, Andrew Cowan wrote:
Hello All,
With a bit of talk about qrz database I decided to get the database.
But it is not picked up by Dx4Win I have the database saved under
E:\qrzdata and this setting in dx4win Ext data settings.
The
How do I tell how many times I worked to a given station and on what bands I
contacted that station?
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Open up the 'same call' window (keep it open)
and this will show you:
Date, Time, band, Mode, Conf (QSL Card, LOTW, eQSL), QSL Date and Group Name
This window should be open whenever you are using DX4WIN...
73, Art W6KY
From: Barry Bourgond ba...@nz9c.com
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I am assuming he means he wants to email his contest log entry to the CQ
contest people as a Cabrillo log.
George, what most people do is to use a contest logger, like the free N1MM
program, to log contest contacts. Then after the contest it gives you an
ADIF file that I import into DX4WIN (using
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