[Dx4win] SWL labels lost and save log in 707 directory

Mel ve2dc at videotron.ca
Sun Aug 9 18:07:37 EDT 2009


I have made this mistake in the past... and I should know better.

For this reason... I never work with my original set of files... only a 
copy. As Jim alluded to in an earlier post... the problem is the Windows 
Common Dialog Control doesn't display the path to the directory. It's 
not just with DX4Win I have had this problem...

...Mel

Jim Reisert AD1C wrote:
> Read the upgrade instructions I wrote:
> 
> http://dx4win.ad1c.us/appnotes/upgrade.htm
> 
> where I wrote, "Here are my personal notes on upgrading. I will state 
> one very important thing up-front."
> 
> When you merge your preferences, one of those preferences is the log 
> file to open.  If you copy your log to the new SAVE directory, you must 
> navigate to teh new SAVE directory and open that one.  Don't just accept 
> whatever log that DX4WIN opens the first time after merging preferences.
> 
> 73 - Jim AD1C
> 
> On 8/9/2009 2:54 PM, Kostas Stamatis wrote:
>> I had ready for printing some swl lables in my previous log (707). There are
>> not in current log (801).
>> I followed the procedure for upgrading.
>> I copied my 707 file from 707 to 801
>> merged my preferences.
>> I have not done any conversion for name, freq in my new log.
>> Something i noticed and it happened to me twice is that even i copied my
>> file for 707 directory to 801, the logfile in 707 was updated. I was sure
>> that 801 read the 801 copied file when i first opened the 801. It happened
>> in my laptop first and i double checked my movements and was very careful in
>> my shack pc the second time. But it happened agn. Maybe an operator mistake.
>> Maybe a strange bug. It has not logic to me but it happened agn. After all I
>> made a save us in the new version and no problem then. I had my log backuped
>> so no problem for me. I can't believe what happened to me twice. Maybe a
>> double mistake but for another time backup your file before updating.
>> Kostas sv1dpi
> 


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