If KL0JY isn't sending /W9 after his call, he's not conforming to the rules, so the QSO probably isn't going to count anyway... But to change the country, double-click on the "PREF" field for the cal
You may be right for this contest - but nearly every other contest requires that all stations must indicate the correct DXCC country that they're operating. I scanned the rules quickly and didn't fin
Find the file namedmul.ini which should be in the "programs" directory under the writelog installation. Find the section that starts [RTYRNDUP-PROVINCES-ALIAS] Add another line and the end of that se
Just wanted to report that I've successfully (and easily!) installed an additional 2 serial ports in my Pentium II-400 machine, using the SIIG "PCI Expander 4S" card - this is a PCI serial card with
The PCI board doesn't have jumpers for selecting IRQ - the system does that automagically (thus the "plug and play" claim...) -Marty NW0L martyt@pobox.com -- WWW: http://www.writelog.com/ Submissions
With the RTTY WPX fast approaching, I'm becoming quite concerned about the apparent problem WriteLog has in assigning duplicate serial numbers, especially in SO2R operation. (I posted about this prob
This worked for me, using 5160 labels: On the QSL Printing Setup dialog (File | QSL Page Setup...) : Number Across: 3 Number Down: 10 Number to skip: 0 Left edge to left edge: 141 Top edge to top edg
Maybe I'm restating the obvious, but make sure on the PLAYBACK set of volume controls that whatever input source you're using (Mic or Line) is muted... Just turning the volume down might not be enoug
I still have a lot of extra 4N33 Opto-isolators for sale - useful for building a PTT or CW keying interface between the rig and your PC's serial port. Better than just using a simple transistor switc
Make sure "Enable Recording Loop" is off under Tools | Sound Board Options... - be sure to save configuration also after making any changes. Make sure both RTTY windows are set to "Stereo Soundboard
Hi all - I just ran out of the 4N33's - demand was a *lot* bigger than I expected, and the 50 of them that I had are now spoken for. But not to worry... I have ordered another large quantity and will
Ted is correct - Digikey (www.digikey.com) has them for $.30 each. Mouser (www.mouser.com) shows the same price, but they're out of stock. Newark (www.newark.com) has them in stock for $.34 each Soun
As I have mentioned to Wayne privately before, I don't think the issue of gaps in serial numbers, or out-of-order QSOs in the log is nearly as much of a problem as DUPLICATE SERIAL NUMBERS. I'll vent
If it's the case that giving each QSO a unique serial number doesn't matter, then I'm going to stop bothering to use an incrementing number at all - I'll just hard-code the exchange at 001 (because i
And might I also gently suggest that scores *NOT* be posted to the WriteLog reflector - it seems commonplace and acceptable to do so on the WF1B reflector, and I'd venture to guess that 99% of us are
(this was also posted to the Yaesu reflector...) Hoping someone can help me with a problem I'm having: I have a FT-920 with the InRad add-on filter board, which allows selection between either a sing
(I tried to post a similar set of questions a few days ago but it never showed up...) I'm just about ready to dive into SO2R RTTY contesting - primary rig is an FT-920; the second rig will be a FT-10
This is fairly drastic but should fix the problem: 1. Make a copy of C:\windows\writelog.ini 2. Open C:\WINDOWS\writelog.ini and remove every section that has "[DockScreen-Barxx]" at the beginning of
I should mention that this will most likely reset all windows to a "default" size and location - and if it doesn't look like it worked correctly or if things go haywire, delete the writelog.ini that
It's probably worth clarifying that, according to the Cabrillo spec, the mode must be added at the **END** of the CATEGORY line only. Also, the mode is only necessary for SINGLE-OP entries - MULTI-OP