[TRLog] Hmmmmm

[Leon Kanopka]

My log was rejected by the ARRL because it was 64 bit MIME encoded.  
I do not know why it was, as I told Pegasus not to encode it.  I sent 
it a second time and the same thing happened.  The third time I know 
I sent it as ASCII, and I received an acknowledgment saying the log 
was accepted.  It seems that you have to watch the encoding, or they 
will bounce your log.

I am still trying to figure out the "A paper summary sheet is 
required of all logs, either an official ARRL summary sheet or a 
close facsimile with a signed contest participation disclaimer" part 
of the rules.  How do you send a signed summary sheet in ASCII 
format?  I think the ARRL has to get its rules in order.

Leon

On 18 Dec 97 at 16:21, Pete Smith wrote:

> I don't think so -- I just got an ack this morning from ARRL for a
> TR POST-produced SS log (the ARRL format), sent to them as a MIME
> attachment from Eudora 3.0. 73,
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