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Joe, I figured it out.? I was trying the create a filter, but Dave had already included it on the Advanced page.? I’m slow, but finally see it, most of the time.

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73, Bob KB4CL

Thanks Joe, no not using contest mode. It is the CWT contests that
last an hour four times on Wednesdays. For example, this morning from
1300Z to 1400Z.

Thanks Joe, no not using contest mode. It is the CWT contests that last an hour four times on Wednesdays. For example, this morning from 1300Z to 1400Z. There aren't that many, but if I can filter them out then I can change it. Then in the future I just modify the filter to fit the date and time frame.

73, Bob KB4CL

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Joe Subich, W4TV
Sent: Wednesday, April 2, 2025 10:44 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DXLab] Change QSL Sent to "N"


If you were using Contest mode, you could filter on CONTEST_ID.

If you were not using contest mode, you would probably need to use a
date filter QSO_Begin between #2025-01-01 16:00# and
#2025-01-02 24:00# (use the appropriate date and times).

For a date filter you can also use the UTC Filter in Advanced Sorts,
Filters & Modifiers

73,

... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-04-02 10:33 AM, Bob Main via groups.io wrote:

If I work a number of stations during a contest, but I don't plan to
mail out QSL cards to everybody I worked and I want to change QSL
Sent to "N" in one move how do I do it? I know that I go into the
DXKeeper Advanced Sorts, Filters & Modifiers. Then create a Filter
to isolate them. Finally, under "Modify QSOs in Log Play Display I
set QSL_Sent to "N". The question is what would the filter look like?



73, Bob KB4CL

Thanks Joe, no not using contest mode. It is the CWT contests that
last an hour four times on Wednesdays. For example, this morning from
1300Z to 1400Z.

Thanks Joe, no not using contest mode. It is the CWT contests that last an hour four times on Wednesdays. For example, this morning from 1300Z to 1400Z. There aren't that many, but if I can filter them out then I can change it. Then in the future I just modify the filter to fit the date and time frame.

73, Bob KB4CL

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Joe Subich, W4TV
Sent: Wednesday, April 2, 2025 10:44 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DXLab] Change QSL Sent to "N"


If you were using Contest mode, you could filter on CONTEST_ID.

If you were not using contest mode, you would probably need to use a
date filter QSO_Begin between #2025-01-01 16:00# and
#2025-01-02 24:00# (use the appropriate date and times).

For a date filter you can also use the UTC Filter in Advanced Sorts,
Filters & Modifiers

73,

... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-04-02 10:33 AM, Bob Main via groups.io wrote:

If I work a number of stations during a contest, but I don't plan to
mail out QSL cards to everybody I worked and I want to change QSL
Sent to "N" in one move how do I do it? I know that I go into the
DXKeeper Advanced Sorts, Filters & Modifiers. Then create a Filter
to isolate them. Finally, under "Modify QSOs in Log Play Display I
set QSL_Sent to "N". The question is what would the filter look like?



73, Bob KB4CL

Thanks Joe, no not using contest mode. It is the CWT contests that
last an hour four times on Wednesdays. For example, this morning from
1300Z to 1400Z.

Thanks Joe, no not using contest mode. It is the CWT contests that last an hour four times on Wednesdays. For example, this morning from 1300Z to 1400Z. There aren't that many, but if I can filter them out then I can change it. Then in the future I just modify the filter to fit the date and time frame.

73, Bob KB4CL

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Joe Subich, W4TV
Sent: Wednesday, April 2, 2025 10:44 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DXLab] Change QSL Sent to "N"


If you were using Contest mode, you could filter on CONTEST_ID.

If you were not using contest mode, you would probably need to use a
date filter QSO_Begin between #2025-01-01 16:00# and
#2025-01-02 24:00# (use the appropriate date and times).

For a date filter you can also use the UTC Filter in Advanced Sorts,
Filters & Modifiers

73,

... Joe, W4TV

On 2025-04-02 10:33 AM, Bob Main via groups.io wrote:

If I work a number of stations during a contest, but I don't plan to
mail out QSL cards to everybody I worked and I want to change QSL
Sent to "N" in one move how do I do it? I know that I go into the
DXKeeper Advanced Sorts, Filters & Modifiers. Then create a Filter
to isolate them. Finally, under "Modify QSOs in Log Play Display I
set QSL_Sent to "N". The question is what would the filter look like?



73, Bob KB4CL

If I work a number of stations during a contest, but I don't plan to
mail out QSL cards to everybody I worked and I want to change QSL Sent
to "N" in one move how do I do it? I know that I go into the DXKeeper
Advanced Sorts, Filters & Modifiers. Then create a Filter to isolate
them. Finally, under "Modify QSOs in Log Play Display I set QSL_Sent
to "N". The question is what would the filter look like?



73, Bob KB4CL

If I work a number of stations during a contest, but I don't plan to mail
out QSL cards to everybody I worked and I want to change QSL Sent to "N" in
one move how do I do it? I know that I go into the DXKeeper Advanced Sorts,
Filters & Modifiers. Then create a Filter to isolate them. Finally, under
"Modify QSOs in Log Play Display I set QSL_Sent to "N". The question is
what would the filter look like?
73, Bob KB4CL

Joe,
Thank you for the information. That is exactly what i need.? Now to do the same for wsjt.
Scott
N2SAB

Hi Jim,
I had similar unreliable email to sms service from Tmobile, and then Gmail. I found an Android app called Pushover. It costed like, $2.99 for lifetime use. I got an address to send my emails, and it sends me an SMS. It is nearly instantaneous and works very well. Don't know if there's an iPhone version.
73
Dean W8ZF

Hello,
I wanted to know if there is a way to copy a profile from 1 computer to another ? I had a crash and lost the laptop. I have a good working install on a desktop.
Scott
N2SAB