[LOGic] QSL: Managing sent and received

[K0DAN]

Rich:

There's standard fields (QSL-R DATE + QSL-S DATE) which you can add to your 
log form. Those fields will be filled in when you check in a received card 
or allow a QSL report form to "mark as printed". Unfortunately, this won't 
help you looking backwards, but if you start doing it, it'll make the 
cerical part of QSL management a tad easier. Email me offlist and I can send 
you a few screenshots.

As a matter of habits, I will add text to the COMMENTS field if there are 
some rare ones which need repeated cards, greenstamps, etc., sent. I still 
use the sent/recd fields but add comments, so, after 3+ tries for a rare one 
(or a bootlegger) I at least know to stop beating the dead horse.

As to your 2nd question, I'm sure there's a way to do that cleanup, but I'm 
really not a master at LOGIC and I try to not get too fancy (bull in China 
shop syndrome).

Good luck es 73

Dan
K0DAN



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Richard Thorne" <rmthorne at cox.net>
To: "Logic" <LOGic at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 8:18 AM
Subject: [LOGic] QSL: Managing sent and received


>I have a couple of questions on managing sent and received qsl's.  I pulled 
>a quick report and found hundreds of qsls that I have sent but not 
>received.  Heres a few questions:
>
> 1: Is there a way to determine the date that I requested a qsl?  If its 
> been a while its either time to give up on it or resend a qsl.
>
> 2: Is there a command that I can use to convert qsl received R and qsl 
> sent F to blanks, along with a date = to or less than? Theres really no 
> good reason for this other than cleaning up a few things.  At least in my 
> DXCC progress window it will show that a qsl needs to be sent for a new 
> band/mode/country.
>
> 73,
>
> Rich - N5ZC
>
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