Looks like NOWORKDUPE still no work, but you're getting closer.
Bug 1a:
1. NOWORKDUPE
2. CORRECT (not sure if this is related; try without first)
3. Log K5ZD in the normal fashion
4. <some time later, say in the next QSO>
Type K5ZD <insert> X
CT sends "K5ZDX SRI QSO" followed by the F3 message
CT needs to check for a dupe just before it is to send the exchange,
and not a millisecond before. This may mean a slight delay between
callsign and exchange as CT is checking, but that will sound very
natural and should not be a problem.
Bug 1b:
1. NOWORKDUPE
2. Log K6AA in the normal fashion
3. <some time later>
4. Type K6AAW <insert> <backspace> Q
As soon as you hit the <backspace> CT sends "SRI QSO" followed by the
F3 message. CT should *never* start sending just because you hit
the <backspace> key to fix a typo. Note that this happens with
BACKSPACE, not <left-arrow>.
Once again, if CT would just wait until it the millisecond before
sending the "599" before it would check for a dupe, NOWORKDUPE
would work just great.
Bug 2: (it's not a bug, it's a new feature)
Instead of just sending the SRI QSO message (programmable with Shift-F9),
CT follows up by sending the F3 message. I don't really like this
change very much, but I guess it was done to make it easier for
those who don't know about Shift-F9. I like to use the following:
F3: TU N6TV TEST
QSO B4: SRI QSO N6TV TEST
Now I can come close:
F3: TU N6TV TEST
QSO B4: SRI QSO
But then CT sends
SRI QSO TU N6TV TEST
which sounds pretty weird. I just want to send
SRI QSO N6TV TEST
but I don't see any way to do that now without changing my F3
message to "N6TV TEST," which doesn't work very well.
Could you please change it back so that dupes get *just* the SRI
QSO mesage, not SRI QSO + F3?
73,
Bob, N6TV
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