[Dx4win] Converting an ADIF Field?

[Mel]

Get out the ol' pen...

Eric Rosenberg wrote:
> I've received two conflicting answers. 
> As to the comment: "You don't really need a name on a QSL card... and it 
> gets meaningless if you do a lot of contesting where the ops name is 
> often unknown." I agree in the contest context.   However, this was a 
> special event station and it would be a nice touch!
> 
> Eric W3DQ
> Washington, DC  /
> /
> 
> Mel wrote:
>> Unfortunately the import is correct and I don't think you can do 
>> anything about it.
>>
>> Comments refer to a specific QSO.
>>
>> Notes apply to the callsign. This is where the name normally goes.
>>
>> This is how it works in all the logging programs I am familiar with.
>>
>> You don't really need a name on a QSL card... and it gets meaningless 
>> if you do a lot of contesting where the ops name is often unknown.
>>
>> Eric Rosenberg wrote:
>>> I have an ADIF field <comment> that has the operator's name and 
>>> callsign. It is imported into DX4Win as  NOTES FOR THIS QSO.
>>>
>>> In order to print that data on a label using the && command, that 
>>> data needs to be in the NOTES FOR THIS CALLSIGN field.
>>>
>>> DX4Win doesn't recognize the ADIF <NOTES> field... I just tried it.  
>>> I don't know of a way to change NOTES FOR THIS QSO to
>>> NOTES FOR THIS CALLSIGN so I can use the && parameter when printing 
>>> the labels.
>>>
>>> Any help is appreciated.
>>>
>>> 73, Eric W3DQ
>>> Washington, DC
>>> _________________________
>>
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