[Trlog] Set Up Question

[Dale Martin]

Well, you have to admit, Igor, she looks a lot better than Tree ever did. 

Guess the website got hijacked. 

73
Dale, kg5u

> 
> What happened to www.trlog.com ?
> I am looking for DOS booting from memory stick  instructions. 
> Can it be found somewhere else?
> 
> 73, Igor UA9CDC
> 
> 
> >> > This did work, however I had to delete my "RST" file and let the 
> >> > program restart in its own creating a new "RST" file. 
> The old one 
> >> > was preventing TR from counting the mults in the correct 
> (by band) 
> >> > manner. I don't understand the RST file, and have had to 
> delete it 
> >> > and restart the program again on occasion for it to 
> include other 
> >> > changes. Perhaps someone can explain what it does and 
> why this is 
> >> > necessary.
> >>
> >> Tree would of course know all the details, but it's 
> basically a cache 
> >> that stores things like all the QSO totals, mult totals, settings, 
> >> etc. so that if you restart in the middle of a contest, 
> the program 
> >> does not need to rescan the configuration files or (worse) 
> the entire 
> >> log to get you back up and running with all your settings and an 
> >> accurate score and mults-needed display.  If the file is 
> missing, it 
> >> will rescan the configs and log (and rebuild a restart.bin 
> file for 
> >> next time).  It's value may have been more important in 
> the days of 
> >> 15MHz 286s than today's very fast processors.
> >
> > I can't describe it any better than that.  It contains a dupesheet, 
> > your SCP information and initial exchange memory and some 
> other stuff.  
> > I even think your code speed might be in there.  It gets 
> updated after 
> > each logged QSO.
> >
> > Tree
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