[Dx4win] ReSet QSL Date ?? -- Got It !!
Mike Rhodes
w8dn at roadrunner.com
Tue Feb 5 22:04:27 EST 2008
...and it turned out to be sooo simple! Set the filter to select the Qs
I sent to Global and then went to Print QSL Labels. Instead of choosing
a printer, I simply chose Print To File. Bang! When I closed out of the
Print QSL window it asked if I wanted to clear the flags (or whatever it
asks after you print) and I said yes. It reset all the Yes Labels to N
and set the date to today's date which is close enough for what I was
after. Sure beat the heck out of going in and clearing all the QSL Date
fields by hand so I could plug in a date.
Thanks and hope this turns out to be helpful to someone,
Mike / W8DN
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Mike Rhodes wrote:
> Ok, it has got to be something simple that I am overlooking...
>
> I decided to give the Global QSL Service a try so I exported a portion
> of my log to ADIF and sent it to them. So far, so good. Now, however,
> I would like to reset the QSL Sent dates on all these entries to the
> date I sent the log to Global. I went to Multiple QSO Operations and
> Set QSL Date. It asks me if I want to set the date on 271 QSOs and I
> click yes. It comes back with 'No QSO Changed'. What am I missing or
> is it the fact that most, if not all of the Qs to be changed already
> have a date in them (from a previous attempt at something that ended
> badly). If that is the case, how do I erase the field so I can
> correctly populate it?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike / W8DN
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