Hello all.
> Anyone tried to run DX4Win on the Ubuntu platform?
I played a while with it. It seems to work well, but I didn't test the COM
or LPT ports.
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I use a homebrew converter program that I threw together in Visual Basic that
lets me customize fields. Works great from Writelog adif output. It's a work
in progress, if anyone wants to play around with it...
--- On Thu, 4/9/09, Larry Gauthier (K8UT) wrote:
> From: Larry Gauthier (K8UT)
Anyone tried to run DX4Win on the Ubuntu platform?
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Get out the ol' pen...
Eric Rosenberg wrote:
> I've received two conflicting answers.
> As to the comment: "You don't really need a name on a QSL card... and it
> gets meaningless if you do a lot of contesting where the ops name is
> often unknown." I agree in the contest context. However, th
Oops - I mis-typed my previous posting. Should have said:
>From my experiments:
imports into "Notes for this QSO"
imports into "Notes for this callsign field"
where nn is the length of the field.
Use Notepad (or any text editor - Notepad is notoriously slow at
search/replace on large fil
Eric,
(Adif) Notes = Notes for this Call
(Adif) Comment = Notes for this QSO
So yes you are correct when you do change the fieldname your problem will be
corrected
With ADIFMaster you can change the columm name directly from notes to
comment
And delete the original comment colum took me 25 seco
So if, using a text editor, I change to it
will work?
I assume the "nn" is the length of the field.
Eric W3DQ
Washington, DC
Larry Gauthier (K8UT) wrote:
> Eric,
>
>> From my experiments:
> . imports into "Notes for this QSO"
> imports into "Notes for this callsign field"
>
> How did I tes
I've received two conflicting answers.
As to the comment: "You don't really need a name on a QSL card... and it
gets meaningless if you do a lot of contesting where the ops name is
often unknown." I agree in the contest context. However, this was a
special event station and it would be a ni
Unfortunately the import is correct and I don't think you can do
anything about it.
Comments refer to a specific QSO.
Notes apply to the callsign. This is where the name normally goes.
This is how it works in all the logging programs I am familiar with.
You don't really need a name on a QSL ca
Eric,
>From my experiments:
imports into "Notes for this QSO"
imports into "Notes for this callsign field"
How did I test this? I create a monthly ADIF extract from DX4Win to track my
CQ Marathon score (using AD1C's nice marathon.exe utility). In that extract
the Notes for Callsign are repres
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