#DX4WIN HELP SOFTWARE#

Since I know which operators used paper and since the wonderful N3FJP software records each operatorвЂ™s identity all I did was add a field to the database and marked the QSOs initially recorded on paper. There are many reasons to not use pen and paper, but I wondered if the overall efficiency might be one of them. This frequently resulted in several dupes since these folks were not capitalizing on the logging computerвЂ™s instant dupe checking. OS-X unlikely to be a long-term server provider. Windows NT & Server (older) versions preferred. What I noticed about some of the older operators was their desire to use pen and paper to record call-signs and exchange information of a QSO and then move to the computer keyboard to record the QSO. 1) These applications are repeats from the main applications area because of their importance in newer datamodes. Indeed young and old came out and had a great time.

We had high hopes to make our 4A Field Day operation inviting to all our members young and old. If for some reason that site is unreachable, tryON4AOI's web site. You can download it from the DX4WIN web site. DX4WIN 9.03 wasreleasedon 15 November 2017. For DX4WIN reflector searchable archives, click HERE. It is also the source of many DX4WIN data files. WPXLOC is a hybrid of data found in everyday logging programs (DXbase, DX4WIN, etc) and the data used for contest loggers: It is not a historical database that can correctly resolve every ambiguous callsign ever used (3D2, VP8, etc.). This year was especially cool because many operators who are not regular contesters made an effort to come by and operate. This web page devoted to the DX4WINlogging software.

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