[PaQSO] CQ Log Checking Team/scoring team

[Hank Greeb]

Mike:

Thanks for the first definitive answer to my question of a day or so ago.

I never knew that "right click" on a line in the log of N1MM would bring 
up a choice for editing the contact.

That makes it very easy.

72/73 de n8xx Hg
QRP >99.44% of the time

On 10/9/2012 12:15 PM, Michael Coslo wrote:
> Okay - here is the authoritative and definitive answer. 8^)
>
> I just followed the directions in the N1MM Manual, and here is a mechanical breakdown of what you do.
>
> Let's set up the scenario. Let's say that I set up along route 44, which has several spots that are county line worthy. So my station is a county line of Clinton and Lycoming counties.
>
> Looking at what I enter, a "-" means you go to the next field.
>
> Okay here we go with the mechanics:
>
> You work me, and find out I am a county line station. In the N1MM entry window…….
>
> 1. Enter N3LI - your sent number - the received number - and the first county.
> 2. Enter N3LI again. Press the space bar to re-enter the information. This re-enters the  	information and forces the dupe.
> 3. Press enter.
> 4. Go to the log window.
> 5. Select the second log entry for the County line station.
> 6. Right click the entry.
> 7. Select "Edit from the pop-up.
> 8. Change "Sent" so that the sent serial number matches the first log entry.
> 9. Back to regular operations
>
>
> Try this a few times before the party - its a lot simpler to do than it is to explain. If you do this, it will be correct.
>
> This is for N1MM only. Other programs have different ways of handling county lines specific to the individual logging program.
>
>
> 	- 73 de Mike N3LI -
>
>
> On Oct 9, 2012, at 10:44 AM, Hank Greeb wrote:
>
>> I remain confused as to how I cobble together a cabrillo file IF I work a county line operation station this coming weekend.  John, K3CT, offered his valuable opinion, but says he is NOT of the scoring/Log Checking team, so cannot give an authoritative answer.
>>
>> So, here's what I'm going to do - and prey to the gods of the scoring team that it will not anger them: