Re: Invalid administrative subdivision errors
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Dave, sorry, but I'm getting a DXKeeper text note error box that says, "This QSO has not been unlocked for Modification: perform a callbook lookup?"
+ OK, then direct DXKeeper to delete all the QSOs in your current log: on the Main window's Log QSOs tab,
1. at the bottom of the tab, click the Filter panel's X button so that all QSOs are present the Log Page Display ? * Done.
2. depress the CTRL button while clicking the CBA button above the Log Page Display
? *??error box says, "This QSO has not been unlocked for Modification: perform a callbook lookup?"? Yes/ No?
I assumed I should have deleted the contents of my log.? I see that one callsign entry is highlighted in pink.? If I choose No, nothing happens other than the text box closes.? If Yes, then I get a DXKeeper QRZ Subscriber login text box that says "No QRZ callsign specified.? I do not currently subscribe to QRZ. On closing this text box a new DXKeeper text box states, "Callbook error when looking up VU2ELJ: Program Error."
How do I cure this and?delete?the old log?
Thanks Rich, NU6T
+ AA6YQ comments below
Dave, no worries here.? I'm not blaming DXLab.? I'm not ready to blame anyone but me.? I seem to have created duplicates in my new log.? Since I'm not very far into it, starting over seemed like a good idea and might be good.
+ OK, then direct DXKeeper to delete all the QSOs in your current log: on the Main window's Log QSOs tab,
1. at the bottom of the tab, click the Filter panel's X button so that all QSOs are present the Log Page Display
2. depress the CTRL button while clicking the CBA button above the Log Page Display
+ Then import that ADIF file again, and correct the QSO with the inconsistent DXCC Prefix and State.
+ Using ADIF Master to make changes is rarely needed when using DXKeeper.
? ? ?73,
? ? ? ? ? ?Dave, AA6YQ
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