Tom, If this ever happens again - you "can" make a new pqsodlft.co all OK by using the Field Order "utility" .. I don't know what I did wrong the first time thru .. BUT, I corrupted the pqsodflt.co file again (on purpose) - and then used the 2004 Field Order utility to make a NEW pqsodflt.co file ... It worked all OK this time ...
Tom, I did NOTE though that you apparently CAN hit the ESC key (which looks like it simply jumps from the "power" field backwards thru each of the fields in that window - each time that you hit the ESC key .. AND, if you STOP at the first field -- and exit the window -- everything is still OK -- BUT, if you "keep hitting" the ESC key thru another sequence of fields -- NO WAY!!! That is when the corruption takes place.. BUT, at least we KNOW that you can make a new pqsodflt.co file easily.. by simply using the Field Order utility from your Windows / START/ DXbase2004 / Field Order // Just wanted to share this further info with you. 73 Joe wa6axe Tom Althoff wrote: > I wasn't paying attention while in the Previous QSO's window and hit the ESC > key a few times instead of closing the window by clicking on the upper right > hand corner of the window. The column width changed and then the program > locked up. I killed it with Task Manager and now whenever I try to load > Previous QSO's the column headings are either garbage or offset by one. > Any scrolling in that window locks up the program again. > > The log can be browsed. All the band info seems accurate so it only seems > like when the database is opened using Previous QSO's that I have a problem. > > 1) What is the effect of hitting ESC while in the Previous QSO's window? > 2) Is there any way of fixing this without a re-install of DX-Base 2004? > > Thanks! > > Tom K2TA > > ______________________________________________________________ > Dxbase mailing list > Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/dxbase > Help: http://mailman.qth.net/mmfaq.htm > Post: mailto:[email protected] >
