Re: Help N1MM udc file for RG
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George,
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There are several ways you can type the code group as you receive them over the air. - type directly into a text file (Notepad, etc.); no special format required. - type them directly into an email text; - type them into any text box in any log program, for example in the Comments or Notes box, or in the Name field, etc.. You can even enter multiple code groups in one text box, as long as each group is separated by a space from other code groups or words. Received code groups don't need to be associated with the log entry of the operator who sent them.? The score processor parses the entire adif file (or text file or email text) and will find the code groups and assign them correctly. Pretty much any text format will work if groups are separated from each other by space, so do whatever is most convenient for you. (Jpeg or other image files will *not* work; must be text format) 73, Drew/AF2Z On Sat, Jul 6, 2024 at 03:19 PM, George NE5A wrote: Thanks. I use N1MM to log contacts so I tried to use the udc file for random gram. Worked ok for the first two contacts but the next three it didn¡¯t save what I had typed in. So, quit early and went to work beehives.? |
Drew AF2Z