[Logic] Call and DXCC

Wed, 2 Oct 2002 17:42:21 +0100

Many thanks for that

Like all things in Logic - it's int here somewhere but it's a matter of
finding it!!

Lionel
G5LP

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Subject: RE: [Logic] Call and DXCC

> Hi
> You do that in the prefix table. Go to tools - setup - prefix table. Find
the record that has JD1-) in the dxcc_pfx column. Then, you would add 8N1OGA
to what is already there in the prefixes column (in my copy of 5.3 it has
JD1-0 in it). From now on, every time you work 8N1OGA it will show as JD1-O.
>
> Frank
> W2FCA
>
>
> "Lionel Parker" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >Hello George
> >
> >Here's a little puzzler.
> >
> >Is it possible to make a call take it's DXCC prefix with it each time
it's entered or spotted on the cluster?
> >
> >For example 8N1OGA is on JD1/O
> >
> >I have worked him 3 times now and each time I have to amend his DXCC
status to JD1/O and needless to say when he is spotted on the cluster it
comes up as 'not required' plain old JA.
> >
> >Any help would be welcomed.
> >
> >Cheers for now
> >
> >Lionel
> >G5LP
> >
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