At 05:28 PM 2/24/2006, Ed Roberts wrote:
>I am using Ver 7.01.. When I try to Announce DX my callsign always
>appears appended in the Remarks Column of the DX spots window &
>never in the Spotter column, which always is left blank. Any body
>know what I am doing wrong?
Ed, what packet node ar
Jim & Larry--thanks for the responses!
I am connected to K2UT---FRC node in Medford NJ usually---It is near to my
QTH.
I connect using TCP/IP protocol (com port), i.e. the internet.
Receiving the spots in Dx4win works just fine. When I see the spot I have
just announced, using 'Announce Dx' from
At 10:53 AM 2/25/2006, Ed Roberts wrote:
>Receiving the spots in Dx4win works just fine. When I see the spot I
>have just announced, using 'Announce Dx' from Dx4win it always shows
>up in the remark column appended/following the remark without a
>spacewith the spotter column left blank. I h
I have observed that if one sends a spot and the spotted station's
frequency is below the first KHz of the band bottom, the spot is not
displayed on the cluster. If I skew the station's frequency so it reads
out at 1.0 KHZ or higher above band bottom, the spot is displayed. At
least I have ob
Mark, I don't think you had any reply.
What I had done for a local ham friend that didn't have a contest log,
was he would send me an ADIF file of his contest log from DX4WIN and I
would import it into WriteLog, produce a cabrillo file and email it back
to him to submit.
He now has WriteLog himsel
At 06:24 PM 2/25/2006, Mark wrote:
>well I just got on to give out a few Q's this weekend, but now am up to over a
>hundred contacts, so what's a good way to score and submit from DX4WIN?
Download N1MM. Export your DX4WIN log to ADIF. Import it into N1MM.
You may need to modify the fields in t
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