Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
The great news is that for those who just can’t stand M$ - there is MAC-OS, Linux, and other stuff.? No one is forced to use M$. ?
Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager. ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of WB5JJJ - George via groups.io
Sent: Sunday, April 6, 2025 17:00 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [N3FJPSoftwareUsers] Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!? So many users are tricked by M$ into using OD as a "backup" not realizing all their documents (where your ACL is stored), pictures and some other folders are 100% REMOVED from your local computer(s).? Not much of a backup, more like theft.? Think about going out to do a POTA with your laptop and get all set up in the park and find out you don't have your N3 logbook because M$ OD has taken it away from you.? A simple test to see what you actually have lost control over is to DISCONNECT your WiFi or LAN.? Now check for your documents or pictures and guess what, if they are gone, that means they have been "backed up" to OD and removed from your computer for "safe keeping".?? If you really want to backup your files, there are a bunch of free and paid programs that do this great without touching your files, but not M$ Backup in Windows or OneDrive.? Bottom line, make 100% sure you understand that M$ is going to try to sell you more OD space after you fill up what they give you for free, or begin deleting the oldest files to make room for new ones you add, if you don't fall for the up sale.? It's a pain to decouple from OD, but YouTube has so many video's on how to do this and safely restore control of your files to you.? 73's
George - WB5JJJ
Hams over IP #100105
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Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
So many users are tricked by M$ into using OD as a "backup" not realizing all their documents (where your ACL is stored), pictures and some other folders are 100% REMOVED from your local computer(s).? Not much of a backup, more like theft.? Think about going out to do a POTA with your laptop and get all set up in the park and find out you don't have your N3 logbook because M$ OD has taken it away from you.?
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A simple test to see what you actually have lost control over is to DISCONNECT your WiFi or LAN.? Now check for your documents or pictures and guess what, if they are gone, that means they have been "backed up" to OD and removed from your computer for "safe keeping".?? If you really want to backup your files, there are a bunch of free and paid programs that do this great without touching your files, but not M$ Backup in Windows or OneDrive.?
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Bottom line, make 100% sure you understand that M$ is going to try to sell you more OD space after you fill up what they give you for free, or begin deleting the oldest files to make room for new ones you add, if you don't fall for the up sale.? It's a pain to decouple from OD, but YouTube has so many video's on how to do this and safely restore control of your files to you.?
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73's
George - WB5JJJ
Hams over IP #100105
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Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
hi mike... same...i have been using onedrive with ACL for years... one just has to remember how it works...differently than other "clouds".. 3 pc's one cloud file with my logs.. if anyone needs help with using onedrive or ACL backups... contact me off group.. 73 jim wa4yiz
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Re: Can the rig interface be suspended and reactivated while switching batteries?
Very good, Larry. That works!
This software always seems to have the capabilities I want, if I can just figure it out, or ask someone who already has.
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Thank you!
Kevin, KE3V
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Can the rig interface be suspended and reactivated while switching batteries?
Thanks for that reminder.
I had a similar situation and was logging the wrong info for some POTA hunting. Fortunately, I was able to recover the correct information via the POTA site.
On the laptop, I have setups for three rigs, two actually used for POTA. Using Ctrl+X allows me to switch to the correct one during an activtion.
73 and Clear Skies,
Brian D. Warner
WB0NWZ
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On 04/06/2025 11:01, Larry Banks via groups.io wrote: If you have stored your rig settings (Cntrl-R, lower left) then a Cntrl-X should bring it back.?? If CW, do the same on the CW screen - Cntrl-W.
Larry / W1DYJ
On 4/6/2025 12:19, Kevin McKenna, KE3V via groups.io wrote:
I often use QRP rigs and power them from batteries. Because of this, I may switch batteries several times over a weekend, or at least turn off the rig when I’m not going to use it for a while to avoid draining the battery needlessly. Of course, as soon as I shut it off, Windows sends an audible thunk because the com port disconnected and AC-Log will complain that it lost connection with the rig. Then when I’m ready to go again, I have to turn the rig on and go into the rig settings to re-enable polling for the connection to be established again.
Is there a key sequence, sort of like the <ctrl> <shift> <r> that’ll tell ACLog to retry the currently configured rig after the port has been reactivated, in effect automating the Settings, Rig control, Test, Done steps?
Thanks!
Kevin, KE3V
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Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
I use Onedrive in my day job because it is standard on our corporate PCs and find it more useful than annoying there. The problem that we see as hams is due to the way OD introduces itself and kindly asks to "back up" you files. Now most of is know that back up means copy files to another location, but OD *moves* the files to its folder tree without notice. This puts it in the category of malware to me. I am told that you can adjust the settings so that it leaves copies of the files in their original location but this does not seem to be openly apparent from what I have read. It all seems somewhat shady to me. Having said that, both my hamshack machine and the machine I am typing this on are not OD capable so I have not had to deal with it in a ham context. Moreover, since day 1 I have used a dedicated folder in the root of my boot drive to store my log files and have never lost a log. My backup-on-shutdown goes to Dropbox. On Sun, 6 Apr 2025 11:02:52 -0600 "Mike Olbrisch via groups.io" <mike-2025@...> wrote: Interesting. I find One-Drive to be useful.... provided it is used
intelligently. Running 3 computers in conjunction with the ham-shack,
one-drive handles a lot of the file sharing and log back-ups pretty
painlessly. Perhaps that is the key.
Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. -- 73 -Jim NU0C
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Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
Interesting. I find One-Drive to be useful.... provided it is used
intelligently. Running 3 computers in conjunction with the ham-shack,
one-drive handles a lot of the file sharing and log back-ups pretty
painlessly. Perhaps that is the key.
Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC.
El Paso, Texas - DM61rt.
SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager.
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-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Chris Smart Sent: Sunday, April 6, 2025 9:05 AM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [N3FJPSoftwareUsers] Learned a Vaulable Lesson!! I can't stand OneDrive and eventually just disabled it. I have the N3FJP contesting programs set to save regularly to my Dropbox folder. At the end of a contest, I have a whole bunch of files to delete, but I also don't lose anything.
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N3FJP Country Files - 06 April 2025
There are new country files for ACLog and related software by N3FJP.
To update the country files from the logging program menu, select:
Files -> Download Country Files From AD1C
You should download all three files. When done, you can re-start your
logging program.
Manual installation instructions are here:
Here are the release notes:
N3FJP Country Files - 6 April 2025
Version entity is Aruba, P4
Added Prefixes/Callsigns:
* GB5CC/HQ is England, G
* M0KXR is Northern Ireland, GI
* GB9WAA and GB5WAA are both Scotland, GM/t
* NH7SH is USA, K in CQ Zone 5, ITU Zone 8
* NV2T, KG5DVX and KB2DJE are all Hawaii, KH6
* KD7CYC is Alaska, KL7
* LU1DHL/W is Argentina, LU in ITU Zone 16
* UE80SZ, UE80MA and RU5D/M are all European Russia, UA in CQ Zone 16, ITU Zone 29
* RA/EU1FY is Kaliningrad, UA2
* RQ9F/M is Asiatic Russia, UA9 in CQ Zone 17, ITU Zone 30
* VA3RAC/HQ is Canada, VE in CQ Zone 4, ITU Zone 4
* VK7MAT/5 is Australia, VK in CQ Zone 30, ITU Zone 59
* VP2VI/HQ is British Virgin Is., VP2V
* VU2UR/HQ is India, VU
* ZL1AMO/HQ is New Zealand, ZL
Removed Prefixes/Callsigns:
* NH7SH in USA, K in CQ Zone 3, ITU Zone 6
* KG7SPL in USA, K in CQ Zone 4, ITU Zone 6
* NE9U in USA, K in CQ Zone 4, ITU Zone 7
* W5SGL and K3JWI in USA, K in CQ Zone 4, ITU Zone 8
* KH6HH in USA, K in CQ Zone 5, ITU Zone 8
* RU5D/M in European Russia, UA in CQ Zone 16, ITU Zone 29
* RQ9F/M in European Russia, UA in CQ Zone 17, ITU Zone 30
If you have any questions, send E-mail to Jim Reisert AD1C (at the
address below) or make a post to the N3FJP software users reflector.
73 - Jim AD1C
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Jim Reisert AD1C, <jjreisert at alum.mit.edu>,
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Re: Can the rig interface be suspended and reactivated while switching batteries?
If you have stored your rig settings
(Cntrl-R, lower left) then a Cntrl-X should bring it back.?? If
CW, do the same on the CW screen - Cntrl-W.
Larry / W1DYJ
On 4/6/2025 12:19, Kevin McKenna, KE3V
via groups.io wrote:
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I often use QRP rigs and power them from batteries. Because
of this, I may switch batteries several times over a weekend, or
at least turn off the rig when I’m not going to use it for a
while to avoid draining the battery needlessly. Of course, as
soon as I shut it off, Windows sends an audible thunk because
the com port disconnected and AC-Log will complain that it lost
connection with the rig. Then when I’m ready to go again, I have
to turn the rig on and go into the rig settings to re-enable
polling for the connection to be established again.?
Is there a key sequence, sort of like the <ctrl>
<shift> <r> that’ll tell ACLog to retry the
currently configured rig after the port has been reactivated, in
effect automating the Settings, Rig control, Test, Done steps?
?
Thanks!
Kevin, KE3V
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Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
I can't stand OneDrive and eventually just disabled it.
I have the N3FJP contesting programs set to save regularly to my Dropbox
folder. At the end of a contest, I have a whole bunch of files to delete,
but I also don't lose anything.
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Can the rig interface be suspended and reactivated while switching batteries?
I often use QRP rigs and power them from batteries. Because of this, I may switch batteries several times over a weekend, or at least turn off the rig when I’m not going to use it for a while to avoid draining the battery needlessly. Of course, as soon as I shut it off, Windows sends an audible thunk because the com port disconnected and AC-Log will complain that it lost connection with the rig. Then when I’m ready to go again, I have to turn the rig on and go into the rig settings to re-enable polling for the connection to be established again.?
Is there a key sequence, sort of like the <ctrl> <shift> <r> that’ll tell ACLog to retry the currently configured rig after the port has been reactivated, in effect automating the Settings, Rig control, Test, Done steps?
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Thanks!
Kevin, KE3V
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Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your e-mail.? From AC Log's LoTW form click All Since under Download and enter a date prior to the date of your last good record to restore your log.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give . But do this with gentleness and respect...
The lesson is do not use Onedrive. It tends to screw with non-Microsoft software that keeps working files in the default file tree. A good precaution is to keep your log file in a dedicated folder in the root of your local hard drive. ACLog makes backups automatically and you also should put your backup-on-shutdown somewhere that Windoze will not implement its better ideas.
On Sun, 06 Apr 2025 07:19:59 -0700 "KB3Z via groups.io" <pastormg2@...> wrote: > Yesterday, my N3FJP Database started giving me some error messages. And that happened after I starting using Onedrive. > What I have learned is backup your Database routinely. I was able to recreate most of my Log, and some of it is now gone. > I don't believe there is a way you can download a file from EQSL or LOTW. If there is a way, that would be great. > But most importantly backup your database weekly if possible. You never know when the ultimate issue may occur. > Mark KB3Z > -- 73 -Jim NU0C
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Re: Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
The lesson is do not use Onedrive. It tends to screw with non-Microsoft software that keeps working files in the default file tree. A good precaution is to keep your log file in a dedicated folder in the root of your local hard drive. ACLog makes backups automatically and you also should put your backup-on-shutdown somewhere that Windoze will not implement its better ideas. On Sun, 06 Apr 2025 07:19:59 -0700 "KB3Z via groups.io" <pastormg2@...> wrote: Yesterday, my N3FJP Database started giving me some error messages. And that happened after I starting using Onedrive.
What I have learned is backup your Database routinely. I was able to recreate most of my Log, and some of it is now gone.
I don't believe there is a way you can download a file from EQSL or LOTW. If there is a way, that would be great.
But most importantly backup your database weekly if possible. You never know when the ultimate issue may occur.
Mark KB3Z
-- 73 -Jim NU0C
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Re: Access to port denied
I have seen this behavior when RFI is getting into your computer or com port on the radio.? Try reducing power out and doing whatever activity causes this behavior.? ?If it stops then you are having RFI.
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Make certain you have good USB cable; not the cheapest you could find. Put ferrites on all the cables between computer and radio. I recommend the Palomar kits designed for your specific radio.
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Seven three de Kevin/NB7O
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Learned a Vaulable Lesson!!
Yesterday, my N3FJP Database started giving me some error messages. And that happened after I starting using Onedrive.
What I have learned is backup your Database routinely. I was able to recreate most of my Log, and some of it is now gone.
I don't believe there is a way you can download a file from EQSL or LOTW. If there is a way, that would be great.
But most importantly backup your database weekly if possible. You never know when the ultimate issue may occur.
Mark KB3Z
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Re: Access to port denied
Are you running additional software prior to starting n3fjp software
Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Sat, Apr 5, 2025 at 4:53?PM George Merkle N0GM via <grmjunior= [email protected]> wrote: You might make sure the USB port is not powering down automatically George N0GM ? Lately when running N3FJP the program keeps up with my Yaesu FTdx1200 but then I get the msg Access To Port Denied.? I'll try Rig Control and get that msg again.? Then I'll reboot N3FJP and/or my PC and N3FJP now works again.
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I went into Device Manager and made sure it duplicated the correct port settings, thinking that might be the problem.? But this morning I again ran up against Access To Port Denied after a while.
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What's the answer?? Appreciate help.
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Thanks.
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Jeff KB6CA
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Re: Access to port denied
You might make sure the USB port is not powering down automatically George N0GM
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On Apr 5, 2025, at 1:42?PM, Jeff KB6CA via groups.io <jeffgin1940@...> wrote:
? Lately when running N3FJP the program keeps up with my Yaesu FTdx1200 but then I get the msg Access To Port Denied.? I'll try Rig Control and get that msg again.? Then I'll reboot N3FJP and/or my PC and N3FJP now works again.
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I went into Device Manager and made sure it duplicated the correct port settings, thinking that might be the problem.? But this morning I again ran up against Access To Port Denied after a while.
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What's the answer?? Appreciate help.
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Thanks.
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Jeff KB6CA
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Lately when running N3FJP the program keeps up with my Yaesu FTdx1200 but then I get the msg Access To Port Denied.? I'll try Rig Control and get that msg again.? Then I'll reboot N3FJP and/or my PC and N3FJP now works again.
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I went into Device Manager and made sure it duplicated the correct port settings, thinking that might be the problem.? But this morning I again ran up against Access To Port Denied after a while.
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What's the answer?? Appreciate help.
?
Thanks.
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Jeff KB6CA
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Re: Easy Way To Duplicate A Log Entry?
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 specific directory in my ACLog directory named "Pota Edits" that will have exactly one file in it, AClogADIF.adi - the default log export file name of whatever POTA related log entry that I need to duplicate at the moment.
Maybe a slightly rhetorical question, so I don't expect any form of reply on it: If I did not have all the parks logged that I have worked, how would Scott's fine software know when to place the "New" indicator over the corner of the SIG_INFO field in the contact entry area vs when not to?
47 & 73 de Travis KB5ILY
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On 2025-04-02 17:16, Dave Garber via groups.io wrote: 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
On Wed, Apr 2, 2025 at 2:03?PM Scott Davis via groups.io [3]
<SNKDavis@...> wrote:
Hi Travis,
Thanks for your follow up. Recall is designed to retrieve the most
recently entered QSO.
Enjoy!
73, Scott
N3FJP
[1]
_Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general
logging software since 1997._
1 Peter 3 vs 15: _Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone
who asks you to give the reason for [2]the hope that you have [2].
But do this with gentleness and respect_...
On Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at 01:26:33 PM EDT, KB5ILY - Travis W.
Burton via groups.io [3] <kb5ily@...> wrote:
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 until about four hours
later as I was getting ready to shutdown for the day and head to a
meeting.
As a test I did single-click the log entry to highlight it and
clicked
Recall, however, info from the last QSO of the day was populated
into
the QSO entry window and not the highlighted QSO.
47 & 73 de Travis KB5ILY
On 2025-04-02 05:45, Scott Davis via groups.io [3] wrote:
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, Scott
N3FJP
[1]
_Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general
logging software since 1997._
1 Peter 3 vs 15: _Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who
asks you to give the reason for [2]the hope that you have [2]. But do
this with gentleness and respect_...
On Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at 02:27:08 AM EDT, KB5ILY - Travis W.
Burton via groups.io [3] <kb5ily@...> wrote:
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
On 2025-04-01 21:33, Jim Pole via groups.io [3] wrote:
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 you just made and
import
it.
you can then edit the imported record to record the new park
number
if you so wish. If you are sending it to LOTW change the time by
a
minute or 2 so that LOTW doesn't think its a duplicate.
Jim KG2H
Links:
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[1]
[2]
[3] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/message/64226
[4] /mt/112039741/450341
[5] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/post
[6] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/editsub/450341
[7]
/g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/leave/10052300/450341/777840477/xyzzy
--
I'm good in the callbook!
47 & 73 de Travis KB5ILY / PG00041468
870-260-6068 (Phone)
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Travis W. Burton, NP, ESQ., KB5ILY (QCWA #36353) & GROL /
Arkadelphia
AR
President, DeGray Amateur Radio club, Inc.
EC - Clark County AR / Assistant Section Emergency Coord.,
SWAR
SATERN, ARRL Instructor & VE, AREC I, II & III
W5YI Instructor & VE
ARRL Technical Specialist
Internet: mailto:kb5ily@...
WWW:
WWW:
GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA
Only he who Attempts the Ridiculous can Achieve the Impossible.
(WILL
HENRY)
Linux is my operating system of choice.
Computers are like Air Conditioners,
they stop working correctly when you open windows.
<>< Links:
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[1]
[2]
[3]
[4] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/message/64230
[5] /mt/112039741/450341
[6] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/post
[7] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/editsub/450341
[8] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/leave/10052300/450341/777840477/xyzzy
--
I'm good in the callbook!
47 & 73 de Travis KB5ILY / PG00041468
870-260-6068 (Phone)
--
Travis W. Burton, NP, ESQ., KB5ILY (QCWA #36353) & GROL / Arkadelphia AR
President, DeGray Amateur Radio club, Inc.
EC - Clark County AR / Assistant Section Emergency Coord., SWAR
SATERN, ARRL Instructor & VE, AREC I, II & III
W5YI Instructor & VE
ARRL Technical Specialist
Internet: mailto:kb5ily@...
WWW:
WWW:
GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA
Only he who Attempts the Ridiculous can Achieve the Impossible. (WILL HENRY)
Linux is my operating system of choice.
Computers are like Air Conditioners,
they stop working correctly when you open windows.
<><
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Re: Easy Way To Duplicate A Log Entry?
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
Hi Travis,
Thanks for your follow up.? Recall is designed to retrieve the most recently entered QSO.
Enjoy!
73, Scott N3FJP
Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997.
1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give . But do this with gentleness and respect...
On Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at 01:26:33 PM EDT, KB5ILY - Travis W. Burton via <kb5ily= [email protected]> wrote:
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 until about four hours later as I was getting ready to shutdown for the day and head to a meeting. As a test I did single-click the log entry to highlight it and clicked Recall, however, info from the last QSO of the day was populated into the QSO entry window and not the highlighted QSO. 47 & 73 de Travis KB5ILY On 2025-04-02 05:45, Scott Davis via wrote: > 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, Scott > N3FJP > > [1] > > _Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general > logging software since 1997._ > > 1 Peter 3 vs 15: _Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who > asks you to give the reason for [2]the hope that you have [2]. But do > this with gentleness and respect_... > >? On Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at 02:27:08 AM EDT, KB5ILY - Travis W. > Burton via <kb5ily= [email protected]> wrote: > > 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 > > On 2025-04-01 21:33, Jim Pole via wrote: >> 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 you just made and import >> it. >> >> you can then edit the imported record to record the new park number >> if you so wish.? If you are sending it to LOTW change the time by a >> minute or 2 so that LOTW doesn't think its a duplicate. >> >> Jim KG2H >> >> > > Links: > ------ > [1] > [2] > [3] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/message/64226> [4] /mt/112039741/450341> [5] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/post> [6] /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/editsub/450341> [7] > /g/N3FJPSoftwareUsers/leave/10052300/450341/777840477/xyzzy-- I'm good in the callbook! 47 & 73 de Travis KB5ILY / PG00041468 870-260-6068 (Phone) -- ? Travis W. Burton, NP, ESQ., KB5ILY (QCWA #36353) & GROL / Arkadelphia AR ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? President, DeGray Amateur Radio club, Inc. ? ? ? EC - Clark County AR / Assistant Section Emergency Coord., SWAR ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? SATERN, ARRL Instructor & VE, AREC I, II & III ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? W5YI Instructor & VE ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ARRL Technical Specialist ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Internet: mailto: kb5ily@...? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? WWW:? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? WWW:? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA Only he who Attempts the Ridiculous can Achieve the Impossible. (WILL HENRY) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Linux is my operating system of choice. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Computers are like Air Conditioners, ? ? ? ? ? ? ? they stop working correctly when you open windows. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? <><
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Mike Olbrisch
WB5JJJ - George
Jim Shorney
Larry Banks
Chris Smart
Jeff KB6CA
KB5ILY - Travis W. Burton