The answer may have already been posted, (I'm now only 1500 msgs
behind), but here is what I have figured out and it works well.
Each "primary" log i.e. the contacts logged at a particular station can
be believed, as they have been saved on that respective computer as
edited. Any entries from other computers on the network are subject to
editing on the local machine, but not passed back across the network.
So, the answer is to take the "A" station log, and split out the "A"
contacts, take the "B" station log and split out the "B" contacts,
etc... then merge the known good "A", "B", etc. logs back together, run
them through the post multiplier check and VOILA! You will end up with
a log that relates what actually got logged at each station.
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A.R.R.L. District Emergency Coordinator - Tennessee District #4
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