[ct-user] ct to ADIF

[N7MAL]

I've moved into the, non-DOS, 21st century a long time ago. Windows provides 
a very simple way to solve your problem.
1. Right click on the c2a icon(from inside the file manager)
2. Click on properties
3. In properties click on program
4. Inside program go to the cmd line
5 after c2a type a space then the name of your bin file
6. Go to the bottom and click apply
Now when you click on your c2a icon it will make you an adif file from the 
bin file.
I've done this in WIN 98, 98ME, 98SE, and now WINXP.
Good Luck   73


MAL
N7MAL
BULLHEAD CITY, AZ
http://www.ctaz.com/~suzyq/N7mal.htm

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jim Reisert AD1C
  To: Jim Watkins ; CT-User at contesting.com
  Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2006 21:15
  Subject: Re: [ct-user] ct to ADIF


  At 03:51 PM 11/5/2006, Jim Watkins wrote:

  >I am not sure how this works, I have CT2ADIF in my CT folder and I
  >have my .BIN file from a contest. What do I do to get the BIN file
  >into a ADIF file?? It might be very simple, but it is confusing the
  >heck out of me??

  Hi Jim,

  Open an MS-DOS (command prompt) window.  Then "cd' to the directory
  where the program and your .BIN file is and type:

      ct2adif <binfile>

  The output file is named:

     <binfile>.ADI

  I updated the web page to be a bit more clear.

  73 - Jim AD1C


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