[Dx4win] Filter Help

[Eric Rosenberg]

Martin --

Thanks. Very cumbersome, as you state.

I was looking for an automated way using the filters/tagging functions. 


Something like "set label to Y for a new <state - DX country - IOTA -- 
whatever>"

I'd also lke to have QSL managers/adadress from whatever source or 
sources be set automatically, but that's another issue!

73,

Eric W3DQ


At 09:29 PM 5/10/02 +1200, Martin Ellis wrote:
>Eric WD3Q wrote:
> > It sort of works.
> > Here's my issue.
> > I have worked 44 states on 160 CW by my hand count.
> > I want to send cards to the first QSO of each state that I
> > haven't already confirmed in that band/mode.  How do I find them 
> and
> > then tag them?
>
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>Hi Eric
>
>To see the details, look at this report:
>QSO Window | Reports | WAS | Listing | choose 160M
>
>You will see a report that lists every one of the 50 states, with
>a column for Mode and Band.  As you chose 160M it will be for 160M 
>only.
>If CW is not selected as the mode, change your Preferences for WAS.
>
>If you see "W" it means you have worked a station in that State, but 
>no further action.
>
>If you see "M" it means you have mailed a QSL request to a station in 
>that State, but a card has not yet been received by you.
>
>If you see "C" it means you have received a card to confirm that 
>State.
>
>Now for some action:
>
>Click on the first "W" (say for the state of Arkensas).  The QSO 
>window will display your first contact on 160m with AR.  Say it reads 
>K5OVC on Feb 27, 1997.  You will now set the label flag to Y (with F2 
>key).
>Remember that you can enter K5OVC in the QSL Mgr field.  Use CTL-E to 
>open, and enter Lenny's address from qrz.com or the RAC.
>
>Continue for all the States.
>
>Now print out the QSO labels and address labels and mail out with 
>SASE.
>
>I hope this helps,
>
>Martin ZL1ANJ
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