It appears the frequency is exported as 14,037 instead of 14.037 as per the specification.
The spec says FREQ N in MHz not KHz. My DxBase 2002 exported file looks like: <QSO_DATE:8>20010926<TIME_ON:4>0317<CALL:5>3B8CF<RST_SENT:3>519<RST_RCVD:3>5 59<NAME:12>Seewoosankar<QTH:14>Quartre Bornes<MODE:2>CW<FREQ:6>14,027<BAND:3>20m<PFX:3>3B8<QSL_RCVD:1>N<QSL_SENT:1> Y<QSLSDATE:8>20011110<QSL_VIA:6>BUREAU<MGR_NUMBER:1>1<EOR> Please Note: <FREQ:6>14,027 where it should be <FREQ:6>14.027. After writing a quick script to parse this out and correct it, it imported just fine. Overall I think this program works really well and I've copied the DxBase folks so they are aware. I do however have a single suggestion that might make things easier on you. Since your not actually charging any money for this beast, why not open it up to the open source community. If I had the source code for this, I would have simply fixed the bug, recompiled, and sent you the diff so you can make the change to the global pool. Just a thought. Thanks. -Brian 73 de W2SUQ
