Larry,
As Ray indicated, this can be done manually, but you have to pay very
close attention as you do it. When I manually edit a database, I use the
export function in PowerSDR to save 2 copies to the desktop and simply
rename one copy to edited.xml so that I know it's the one I have
tinkered with. When you've done that, close PowerSDR down and open up
edited.xml in Notepad. Use the Find function in Notepad to locate the
name of the particular TX profile you want to move. Then scroll up and
down and study all the entries for that profile. (There are lots of
them!) Examine the point where the TX profile you want to relocate
begins and where it ends in the database. Then, paying very close
attention to the beginning and end points, select the whole TX profile
you wish to move and do a cut. This will remove that TX profile from
the database and lift it into your system clipboard. Scroll through the
database and find where you want to insert the TX profile that you wish
to move. Look closely at where the TX profile above ends, and where the
TX profile below it begins, place your cursor at that point, and then do
a paste. This will insert your relocated TX profile into its new
position. Save the edited.xml file, exit Notepad, and then open up
PowerSDR and import the edited.xml database back into PowerSDR. If you
did everything correctly, it will work fine and your TX profiles will be
in the order you desired.
If you messed up, PowerSDR will almost certainly choke on it, so simply
import the other clean database you saved to your desktop and you will
be fine once again. If you want to take another shot at it, delete the
mutated edited.xml database and export another copy to play with and
try again. This kind of stuff isn't for the faint of heart but once
you get the hang of it, the task isn't really that bad.
Good luck!
Rob W1AEX
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