[Dx4win] Mailed cutoff - explain?
Mel
ve2dc at videotron.ca
Sat Aug 29 16:02:29 EDT 2009
Sorry, I didn't read carefully enough.
I tried it here and what I note is DX4Win is using the Worked cut off
date instead of the Mailed cut off date to determine if the indicator
should be M or L. I don't believe this is correct... at least, if it is
correct, I don't understand the logic. Perhaps it is a bug.
Scott Townley wrote:
> Like I said, though: the QSO in question *did not have a date entered
> for any form of electronic QSL*...either LoTW or eQSL. So as far as the
> log knew, nothing is uploaded and paper is the only thing...
>
> At 12:26 2009-08-29, Mel wrote:
>> Hold fire on this... apparently there are some changes coming in 8.02.
>> I believe the M can be an indication that the QSO was uploaded to LotW
>> in 8.01... I haven't really looked at it since it's going to change...
>>
>> Scott Townley wrote:
>>> Either I misunderstand "Mailed Cutoff" or it's not working correctly
>>> in 8.01.
>>> Example: Mailed Cutoff value = 730 (days, as I understand)...so 2
>>> years. My understanding is that any QSL Date earlier than 2007-08-29
>>> should show up "W" instead of "M".
>>> I have a particular QSO whose QSL date was 2000-02-26. This QSO (the
>>> only one in its band-mode combination) shows up "M" in the Country
>>> window. No matter the date (even ridiculous ones like 1930-01-01).
>>> The only way to make it show up "W" is to completely erase the QSL
>>> date field.
>>> I do have all the electronic QSL date fields blank as well. So it's
>>> not that. What I was planning on doing to work-around the "M"
>>> "problem" is I copy my log to another file, "NX7U_packet.dxl" and in
>>> that log I globally erase all the electronic QSL dates. I had hoped
>>> that would "restore" the original Mailed Cutoff behaviour but no
>>> dice. Or like I said, maybe I misunderstand how it works.
>>> TIA,
>>>
>>> Scott Townley NX7U
>>> Gilbert, AZ DM43di
>>> mailto:nx7u at cox.net
>>> http://members.cox.net/nx7u
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>> Scott Townley NX7U
>> Gilbert, AZ DM43di
>> mailto:nx7u at cox.net
>> http://members.cox.net/nx7u
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