Hi Bill in Cubsland,

I agree with you.  You should be able to retain the card received date.  =
I don't think you need both.  How about an choice in the user options?

As to Bill O'Reilly, even my text leans to right.

Art W2NRA


> I see that if I already received a card, and mark a qso as now getting =
the
> LoTW confirmation, it changes the qsl received date from the card date =
to
> the LoTW date.
> Now this isn't a major issue but.
> I help a lot of people get qsl's.
> Frequently they ask how long it took.
> In the case of a card, I could see the sent date and the received =
date.
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> So...while the Sent LoTW date is immaterial and the LoTW received date =
isn't
> either, I'd prefer that the received date not change from the qsl card
> received date.
> Now if no card has been received, big deal.
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> so is their a need for a LoTW received date column? not sure, but I =
think a
> card received date is more important than the LoTW received as that is
> always searchable on the LoTW site, whereas the Card date is gone when =
it's
> overwritten.
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> As Bill Oreilly would say; "I'll give you the last word", "What say =
you?"
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> Bill H. in Chicagoland
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