[Dxbase] Wrong zone

[Joe Glockner]

Bob,

I would recommend that if you find yourself in that situation, simply change 
the
"Prefix" column's entry to the proper entity - then "touch" the drop-down
for CQ Zone -- and the CQ Zone and ITU Zone will change automatically.

The "Prefix" column is the one critical item that once you change it to the
proper thing - then you can change the others quite quickly.

73 Joe wa6axe




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Greetings, I am looking for some advice on entering qso's into the log.

I was working a pileup last night and entering the calls into my log. 
Typically, I would enter the call, tab over to the name and notes to record 
the other info. A few times I would only have a partial call or I might have 
gotten the prefix wrong. When this happened, DXbase would load the mistyped 
country, zone info and call prefix into the fields and not update when I 
correct the callsign.

Is there a way to reset those fields while entering the call and/or after 
the qso is logged?

What I had to do was either clear out all the info and start over or log it 
and afterwards start to enter a new QSO and copy those 4 fields to the 
original QSO.

Bob - N6RI

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