[Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?

2012-05-06 Thread B. Nowak
I would like to attempt an online DXCC submission using the import 
function that ARRL says can be used.
They only accept ADIF format for this process.

Can anyone tell me how to export a submission report to ADIF in DX4WIN 
so I can do this ??

73,
Brad - N8SNM

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Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?

2012-05-06 Thread Pete Smith N4ZR
Use LOTW  Export to LOTW from the QSO window, then sign the resulting 
ADIF file with TQSL.  Couldn't be easier - I just did it this morning 
with 2 QSOs, to help a guy who just finished his triple play.

73, Pete N4ZR
The World Contest Station Database, updated daily at www.conteststations.com
The Reverse Beacon Network at http://reversebeacon.net, blog at 
reversebeacon.blogspot.com,
spots at telnet.reversebeacon.net, port 7000 and
arcluster.reversebeacon.net, port 7000


On 5/6/2012 2:18 PM, B. Nowak wrote:
 I would like to attempt an online DXCC submission using the import
 function that ARRL says can be used.
 They only accept ADIF format for this process.

 Can anyone tell me how to export a submission report to ADIF in DX4WIN
 so I can do this ??

 73,
 Brad - N8SNM

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Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?

2012-05-06 Thread N4QS
Brad,

I'm not sure the way Pete is suggesting will work.  I just did it a couple 
of weeks ago, and here is how I did it:

1.  Go to Reports, Awards, and uncheck Lotw under the Confirmation box in 
the upper left.  This ensures that you will only be submitting confirmations 
which have been confirmed via a card.

2.  Click on Reports, Award flags and then select DXCC Mixed in the upper 
box and Clear Submitted in the Action box and then click on the Change 
button.  Next select DXCC band in the upper box, Clear Submitted and Change. 
Finally, select DXCC mode in the upper box, Clear Submitted and Change. 
This clears out all QSOs that you might have already marked for Submission. 
This step is a precaution to ensure that you did not run Submission before 
with the LOTW button selected as outlined in Step 1.

3.  Click on Reports and under Report / Action, select Submission.  This 
will mark all cards eligible for DXCC credit for Submission and create a 
report that you can view.  You should right click and print the report.  It 
would be great if Paul would allow the user to right click on this report 
and create an ADIF file for submission to the ARRL.  Unfortunately, you 
cannot create the ADIF file at this point.  So save the report that you just 
printed out and move on to Step 4.

4.  Go back to the main QSO entry screen and press F5 several times until 
the Award boxes appear at the bottom of the window.  Then hit F8 and click 
on the Mixed box under DXCC and select S (for submission).  Then click on 
File in the upper left on DX4WIN and select Import/Export.  Select ADIF and 
then File again in the smaller window and Export.  It should prompt you with 
a warning that you are running a Filter, say yes that you want to export 
using the filter.  Name the file something like yourcall mixed.  You have 
just created an ADIF file for all QSOs eligible for DXCC Mixed credit.  You 
have to repeat this process two more times -- after doing a F8 fileter for 
DXCC Band and then a filter for DXCC Mode.  You should end up with three 
ADIF files named yourcall mixed, yourcall band and yourcall mode.  Remember 
where you saved these ADIF files.

5.  Finally, go to the ARRL website and log into the online DXCC submission 
page.  I can't remember the exact navigation within the submission pages, 
but in essence you are simply going to import the three ADIF files one at a 
time.  The DXCC online form allows you to import multiple ADIF files into 
the form.  Very easy.  When you get done, you should click on the View 
Submission button and compare all the listed QSOs in this report to the 
DX4WIN Submission report that you printed out in Step 3.  When I did this, 
my online report matched the DXCC Submission report exactly.  I then merely 
had to sort my cards to appear in the order as presented in the online 
submission form and then complete the submission.  I took all of my cards to 
my local DXCC card checker.

This process is a bit complicated and requires some advanced knowledge of 
DX4WIN.  Paul could make this whole process a snap by allowing users to 
create an ADIF file directly from the Submission report once it is 
generated.

I hope this helps.  Good luck.

Dave, N4QS


- Original Message - 
From: Pete Smith N4ZR n...@contesting.com
To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2012 2:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?


 Use LOTW  Export to LOTW from the QSO window, then sign the resulting
 ADIF file with TQSL.  Couldn't be easier - I just did it this morning
 with 2 QSOs, to help a guy who just finished his triple play.

 73, Pete N4ZR
 The World Contest Station Database, updated daily at 
 www.conteststations.com
 The Reverse Beacon Network at http://reversebeacon.net, blog at 
 reversebeacon.blogspot.com,
 spots at telnet.reversebeacon.net, port 7000 and
 arcluster.reversebeacon.net, port 7000


 On 5/6/2012 2:18 PM, B. Nowak wrote:
 I would like to attempt an online DXCC submission using the import
 function that ARRL says can be used.
 They only accept ADIF format for this process.

 Can anyone tell me how to export a submission report to ADIF in DX4WIN
 so I can do this ??

 73,
 Brad - N8SNM

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Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?

2012-05-06 Thread Pete Smith N4ZR
Oops, sorry, when he said submission I did not realize he meant a DXCC 
submission - my bad.

73, Pete N4ZR
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The Reverse Beacon Network at http://reversebeacon.net, blog at 
reversebeacon.blogspot.com,
spots at telnet.reversebeacon.net, port 7000 and
arcluster.reversebeacon.net, port 7000


On 5/6/2012 4:18 PM, N4QS wrote:
 Brad,

 I'm not sure the way Pete is suggesting will work.  I just did it a 
 couple of weeks ago, and here is how I did it:

 1.  Go to Reports, Awards, and uncheck Lotw under the Confirmation box 
 in the upper left.  This ensures that you will only be submitting 
 confirmations which have been confirmed via a card.

 2.  Click on Reports, Award flags and then select DXCC Mixed in the 
 upper box and Clear Submitted in the Action box and then click on the 
 Change button.  Next select DXCC band in the upper box, Clear 
 Submitted and Change. Finally, select DXCC mode in the upper box, 
 Clear Submitted and Change. This clears out all QSOs that you might 
 have already marked for Submission. This step is a precaution to 
 ensure that you did not run Submission before with the LOTW button 
 selected as outlined in Step 1.

 3.  Click on Reports and under Report / Action, select Submission.  
 This will mark all cards eligible for DXCC credit for Submission and 
 create a report that you can view.  You should right click and print 
 the report.  It would be great if Paul would allow the user to right 
 click on this report and create an ADIF file for submission to the 
 ARRL.  Unfortunately, you cannot create the ADIF file at this point.  
 So save the report that you just printed out and move on to Step 4.

 4.  Go back to the main QSO entry screen and press F5 several times 
 until the Award boxes appear at the bottom of the window.  Then hit F8 
 and click on the Mixed box under DXCC and select S (for submission).  
 Then click on File in the upper left on DX4WIN and select 
 Import/Export.  Select ADIF and then File again in the smaller window 
 and Export.  It should prompt you with a warning that you are running 
 a Filter, say yes that you want to export using the filter.  Name the 
 file something like yourcall mixed.  You have just created an ADIF 
 file for all QSOs eligible for DXCC Mixed credit.  You have to repeat 
 this process two more times -- after doing a F8 fileter for DXCC Band 
 and then a filter for DXCC Mode.  You should end up with three ADIF 
 files named yourcall mixed, yourcall band and yourcall mode.  Remember 
 where you saved these ADIF files.

 5.  Finally, go to the ARRL website and log into the online DXCC 
 submission page.  I can't remember the exact navigation within the 
 submission pages, but in essence you are simply going to import the 
 three ADIF files one at a time.  The DXCC online form allows you to 
 import multiple ADIF files into the form.  Very easy.  When you get 
 done, you should click on the View Submission button and compare all 
 the listed QSOs in this report to the DX4WIN Submission report that 
 you printed out in Step 3.  When I did this, my online report matched 
 the DXCC Submission report exactly.  I then merely had to sort my 
 cards to appear in the order as presented in the online submission 
 form and then complete the submission.  I took all of my cards to my 
 local DXCC card checker.

 This process is a bit complicated and requires some advanced knowledge 
 of DX4WIN.  Paul could make this whole process a snap by allowing 
 users to create an ADIF file directly from the Submission report once 
 it is generated.

 I hope this helps.  Good luck.

 Dave, N4QS


 - Original Message - From: Pete Smith N4ZR 
 n...@contesting.com
 To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
 Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2012 2:34 PM
 Subject: Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?


 Use LOTW  Export to LOTW from the QSO window, then sign the resulting
 ADIF file with TQSL.  Couldn't be easier - I just did it this morning
 with 2 QSOs, to help a guy who just finished his triple play.

 73, Pete N4ZR
 The World Contest Station Database, updated daily at 
 www.conteststations.com
 The Reverse Beacon Network at http://reversebeacon.net, blog at 
 reversebeacon.blogspot.com,
 spots at telnet.reversebeacon.net, port 7000 and
 arcluster.reversebeacon.net, port 7000


 On 5/6/2012 2:18 PM, B. Nowak wrote:
 I would like to attempt an online DXCC submission using the import
 function that ARRL says can be used.
 They only accept ADIF format for this process.

 Can anyone tell me how to export a submission report to ADIF in DX4WIN
 so I can do this ??

 73,
 Brad - N8SNM

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Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?

2012-05-06 Thread B. Nowak
Thanks Pete but that's not what I'm referring to.
I've done many LOTW submissions and it works fine.

What I'm talking about is a submission for cards ONLY.

The new online submission to arrl allows one to import a list for 
submission if it is in ADIF format.

I would like to be able to try this but all I can do is create a CSV 
file of the submission which is far from ADIF.

Thanks,
Brad - N8SNM

On 5/6/2012 3:34 PM, Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
 Use LOTW  Export to LOTW from the QSO window, then sign the resulting
 ADIF file with TQSL.  Couldn't be easier - I just did it this morning
 with 2 QSOs, to help a guy who just finished his triple play.

 73, Pete N4ZR
 The World Contest Station Database, updated daily at www.conteststations.com
 The Reverse Beacon Network at http://reversebeacon.net, blog at 
 reversebeacon.blogspot.com,
 spots at telnet.reversebeacon.net, port 7000 and
 arcluster.reversebeacon.net, port 7000


 On 5/6/2012 2:18 PM, B. Nowak wrote:
 I would like to attempt an online DXCC submission using the import
 function that ARRL says can be used.
 They only accept ADIF format for this process.

 Can anyone tell me how to export a submission report to ADIF in DX4WIN
 so I can do this ??

 73,
 Brad - N8SNM

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Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?

2012-05-06 Thread B. Nowak
Thanks Dave,
Seems like quite a dance but I'll give it a go.

It's a new thing with arrl so maybe Paul will be able to come up with an 
export function for the card submissions online sometime in the near future.

73,
Brad - N8SNM


On 5/6/2012 4:18 PM, N4QS wrote:
 Brad,

 I'm not sure the way Pete is suggesting will work.  I just did it a 
 couple of weeks ago, and here is how I did it:

 1.  Go to Reports, Awards, and uncheck Lotw under the Confirmation box 
 in the upper left.  This ensures that you will only be submitting 
 confirmations which have been confirmed via a card.

 2.  Click on Reports, Award flags and then select DXCC Mixed in the 
 upper box and Clear Submitted in the Action box and then click on the 
 Change button.  Next select DXCC band in the upper box, Clear 
 Submitted and Change. Finally, select DXCC mode in the upper box, 
 Clear Submitted and Change. This clears out all QSOs that you might 
 have already marked for Submission. This step is a precaution to 
 ensure that you did not run Submission before with the LOTW button 
 selected as outlined in Step 1.

 3.  Click on Reports and under Report / Action, select Submission.  
 This will mark all cards eligible for DXCC credit for Submission and 
 create a report that you can view.  You should right click and print 
 the report.  It would be great if Paul would allow the user to right 
 click on this report and create an ADIF file for submission to the 
 ARRL.  Unfortunately, you cannot create the ADIF file at this point.  
 So save the report that you just printed out and move on to Step 4.

 4.  Go back to the main QSO entry screen and press F5 several times 
 until the Award boxes appear at the bottom of the window.  Then hit F8 
 and click on the Mixed box under DXCC and select S (for submission).  
 Then click on File in the upper left on DX4WIN and select 
 Import/Export.  Select ADIF and then File again in the smaller window 
 and Export.  It should prompt you with a warning that you are running 
 a Filter, say yes that you want to export using the filter.  Name the 
 file something like yourcall mixed.  You have just created an ADIF 
 file for all QSOs eligible for DXCC Mixed credit.  You have to repeat 
 this process two more times -- after doing a F8 fileter for DXCC Band 
 and then a filter for DXCC Mode.  You should end up with three ADIF 
 files named yourcall mixed, yourcall band and yourcall mode.  Remember 
 where you saved these ADIF files.

 5.  Finally, go to the ARRL website and log into the online DXCC 
 submission page.  I can't remember the exact navigation within the 
 submission pages, but in essence you are simply going to import the 
 three ADIF files one at a time.  The DXCC online form allows you to 
 import multiple ADIF files into the form.  Very easy.  When you get 
 done, you should click on the View Submission button and compare all 
 the listed QSOs in this report to the DX4WIN Submission report that 
 you printed out in Step 3.  When I did this, my online report matched 
 the DXCC Submission report exactly.  I then merely had to sort my 
 cards to appear in the order as presented in the online submission 
 form and then complete the submission.  I took all of my cards to my 
 local DXCC card checker.

 This process is a bit complicated and requires some advanced knowledge 
 of DX4WIN.  Paul could make this whole process a snap by allowing 
 users to create an ADIF file directly from the Submission report once 
 it is generated.

 I hope this helps.  Good luck.

 Dave, N4QS


 - Original Message - From: Pete Smith N4ZR 
 n...@contesting.com
 To: dx4win@mailman.qth.net
 Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2012 2:34 PM
 Subject: Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?


 Use LOTW  Export to LOTW from the QSO window, then sign the resulting
 ADIF file with TQSL.  Couldn't be easier - I just did it this morning
 with 2 QSOs, to help a guy who just finished his triple play.

 73, Pete N4ZR
 The World Contest Station Database, updated daily at 
 www.conteststations.com
 The Reverse Beacon Network at http://reversebeacon.net, blog at 
 reversebeacon.blogspot.com,
 spots at telnet.reversebeacon.net, port 7000 and
 arcluster.reversebeacon.net, port 7000


 On 5/6/2012 2:18 PM, B. Nowak wrote:
 I would like to attempt an online DXCC submission using the import
 function that ARRL says can be used.
 They only accept ADIF format for this process.

 Can anyone tell me how to export a submission report to ADIF in DX4WIN
 so I can do this ??

 73,
 Brad - N8SNM

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Re: [Dx4win] export a submission to ADIF?

2012-05-06 Thread Jim Reisert AD1C
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 5:36 PM, B. Nowak n8...@comcast.net wrote:

 Thanks Pete but that's not what I'm referring to.
 I've done many LOTW submissions and it works fine.

 What I'm talking about is a submission for cards ONLY.

 The new online submission to arrl allows one to import a list for
 submission if it is in ADIF format.

 I would like to be able to try this but all I can do is create a CSV
 file of the submission which is far from ADIF.

Brad, see this reflector post:

http://mailman.qth.net/pipermail/dx4win/2012-April/018340.html

What it doesn't say is that *before* doing the submission (assuming
you're using some form of Version 8), File | Awards and in the
Confirmation box on the DXCC tab, uncheck LoTW.  This ensures that
only paper QSLs are submitted.

The application server allows you to upload multiple ADIF files for a
single DXCC submission.

-- 
Jim Reisert AD1C, jjreis...@alum.mit.edu, http://www.ad1c.us
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