I just did the same thing yesterday. I imported the log into DXBase, and re-initialized the log. I compared my old numeric stats and saw that I = had 2 new 80 meter and 7 new 160 meter countries.
I went through the log and clicked on each QSO that could have = potentially been a new one and looked at the summary window. If it said W(orked) I clicked the QSO Label Button. The only problem is that I might have already worked this = Band-Mode-Country in a prior QSO and have already sent out a QSL. I guess that I might = have looked further over to the right to see if I have already QSLed to the B-M-C. I don't think that's a problem because the return QSL rates these days are pathetic. I have hundreds of outstanding QSLs that are between = 1 and 2 years old. All cards that I generate as a needed one, I send via WF5E. All return = QSLs I send to the bureau. All really important cards go direct (Brand new countries or 5BWAZ). Incidentally guys, be sure to upload your new QSO data to LOTW!=20 Adios, Bill, W5VX =20 >I just imported my log from this weekend's ARRL contest into = DxBase2004. I >know that I have several new Band-Mode countries after looking at the = HF >countries summary. What is the easiest way to figure out what they = are?
