At 05:05 AM 3/28/2008, "Gary AL9A" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm suddenly having a problem printing QSL labels. I recently received a >packet of QSL cards from the buro for my old call sign. I started DXB2006 >and switched data bases to the old call sign mdb file. I entered all the >cards, a couple of which I need to send out a card in return. I sent the >info to the pending labels and tried to print out the labels. Whenever I >try to print I get an error message, 'No records found!'. This is >perplexing because the records are in the pending labels data base and I am >using the correct group number to select them. When I switch back to my >current call mdb file the labels in the pending file print out ok. > >Obviously the problem lies with the print routine for the old mdb file, >which used to work just fine under XP. This is the first time I've tried >printing labels from my old mdb file since going to Vista, so it may be OS >related. Anyone care to render an opinion? It's not a big problem, only >need to print a couple of labels so I could fill out the cards by hand. But >I'm curious why DXB can't find the records. > >73, >Gary AL9A Hi Gary The callsign in the window you use to initiate your QSO labels is not matching the value in the QSO file. Open the database for labels under tools and then go to the QSO Label tab and look at the far right side of the file for OPRCALL and this callsign has to match the one in the window in the Select Window Type - Operator Callsign box. If they do not match then they do not print. The field is editable in the database lookup so if there are errors they can be corrected there. If you load a log and enter the wrong callsign in the operator callsign box in the upload box this can happen. Plus the callsign in the operator callsign box has to match one of the licensed calls in your registration file from Jack. 73 Garth VE3HO
