I have both N1MM+ and Log4OM running at the same time. N1MM+ logs each
QSO to Log4OM as soon as it is logged in N1mm+. If I work a station not
in the contest (a needed DX in a different mode, for example), I log
that QSO directly to Log4OM without having to do any other switching of
logs.
If a station that isn't in the contest works me without giving the
contest exchange, and I can't convince him to give it, I work him, put
him in my general log, and move on. Of course, it is also possible to
log him in N1MM+ and mark it as a bad QSO.
73,
Jim N6VH
On 11/18/2023 6:25 PM, Ben Coleman NJ8J wrote:
On 11/13/2023 12:25 PM, Art Boyars wrote:
I'd have to close N1MM then open my everyday log and log them, then
close my log and reopen N1MM once I convince them to move on. Try to be
polite but..."
I use the general log (called DX in N1MM+) for making non-contest QSOs
during the contest. I normally leave one in my operating log database,
just in case. If I need to make a non-contest QSO, I switch over to the
DX log, log it, and then switch back over to my contest log. The first
time, it's Alt-F O, then select the DX contest. Make the QSO, log it,
and Alf-F 2 will return you to your contest log. If you've done it
already, then the DX log is available with an Alt-F 2 (unless you're
working more than one contest at once, in which case you're probably
used to 'dancing on the Alt-F key', as I call it).
Ben
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