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Hi Dave, Yes, your suggestion of exporting the entry to an adif then re-importing it was mentioned earlier and that is what I ended up doing. At the moment, I even went so far as to create a

If you must have the second park, I export the contact to an adi file, then edit that file in notepad, change the park number, then reimport... Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE [email protected]>

Hi Travis, Thanks for your follow up.? Recall is designed to retrieve the most recently entered QSO. Enjoy! 73, ScottN3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and

Hi Scott, The only issue I found in trying that, was that Recall only Recalled the last QSO logged, witch this 2-fer wasn't, it was more in the middle of the pack. I didn't learn that it was a 2-fer

I've never used RECALL. POTA seems like a situation where it would be useful. If working a multi-op station, use RECALL and change the callsign. If working a 2-fer, RECALL and change the park. In the

Hi Travis, Thanks for your e-mail.? Use Recall when you are entering the park.? Just tab over and change the park number. Enjoy! 73, ScottN3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio

Hi Bill, Thanks for your e-mail.? Use the default File Share for AC Log.? To network multiple PCs, simply put your log file in a location that is accessible to all the PCs you wish to network by

Thanks Jim, I didn't remember if there might have been something that didn't involve Export/Import hiding in maybe the top menu's Recall or something. 47 & 73 de Travis KB5ILY -- I'm good in the

If you do it this way don't check for duplicates in your log without checking for pota numbers. I am not sure if there is a way to include sig_info in dupe check sent by ve3wej on samsung

1 - click on the record you wish to duplicate so that it is highlighted 2 - File -> Export ADIF -> selected record? (remember where you save the ADIF file) 3 - File -> Import ADIF then find the file

I'm sure this has probably been discussed, but I don't remember when... This morning I was scanning across 15 & 20 meters for Parks On The Air stations to work, and I managed to work a few... Later

Thanks Scott, that did the trick. Jim W7JHR

Hi Fred, Thanks for your thoughts.? I always use space bar to tab here, as I think most folks do.? I don't use the tab key at all.? I also set the software to auto fill RST, so, when using the jump

After entering the Call, you can either Tab to the next Field (59 for the WPX log), then Tab again for the Serial Number Field. Or you can Mouse Click on each of those Field locations - works the same

Hi Stephen, Thanks for your e-mail.? I'm sorry that you have run into trouble.? Your records must have an S added to the Sent Confirmed By field, so that AC Log does not hand them to TQSL again for

I have the same problem and does not go away -- Stephen Cullen Maple Grove Radio Club Vice President *KF0AED* "Keep your eyes on the sky, but your head out of the clouds."

I think you have to do that at the LOTW site, and pay a small fee for DXCC credit. I do it when I have 10 or so new countries who replied to LOTW. And then the rest demand a $2-5 fee. SASE days are

I noticed that I have to use decimals, then everything went well! LA7TO Fra: <[email protected]> p? vegne av "Dave Garber via groups.io" <ve3wej@...> Svar til:

check lat and long settings, not grid square. that is how mine shows correctly Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Charlie, Thanks for your e-mail.??The world map displays QSOs you have logged and DX Spots received since opening the map. To see all the locations that you have worked historically on the world