[Dx4win] Notes For This Call Oddities
Rick Tavan N6XI
rtavan at gmail.com
Sat May 14 17:01:01 EDT 2005
I wish I could help you, Dick. I have the same problem. Most of the
35K QSOs in my DX4Win database are imports from CT, TR and Writelog
contest logs. For CT and TR I use logconvert to convert to ADIF. For
Writelog I used its own ADIF generation function. Then I import the
ADIF using DX4W. Most of the resulting records have loads of
extraneous info in the Notes for This Call field. Much of it never
appeared in any field of the original logs. It must be coming from
some kind of global database that DX4Win sucks in without provocation.
I've asked before on this reflector but never received a coherent
response. Since all I use DX4Win for is replying to received QSLs, it
works for me. But it seems to be useless as a general logger because
of all this random garbage it keeps jamming in that field. I wanted to
use it as my daily logger but I've fallen back to Writelog for that.
73,
/Rick N6XI
On 5/9/05, Dick Flanagan <dick at twohams.com> wrote:
> DX4WIN 6.04:
>
> I have recently noted that some of my Notes For This Call fields are being
> modified without any input from me.
>
> For example, on one QSO I put the Op's name in the field and somehow "Juan"
> has now become "Juan/Juan."
>
> If that isn't interesting enough, I have three QSOs from one particular
> station where the Notes For This Call field now contains
> "Yul/Yul/Yul/Yul." (I guarantee you that I only entered the first Yul.)
>
> Some DX4WIN operation is causing this and I would like to locate it before
> these fields start to look really ugly.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> 73, Dick
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