[WriteLog] Jan vhf

[Richard C. Allen]

Thanks, Dennis.

My current vhf contest program lets me just enter .rd to take a rover
to band D or .ra to take him to six meters and so forth.  His call and
grid are copied at the same time.

I was hoping for a way to define a small number of key strokes to
perform the same with writelog.

Regards,
Richard

Dennis J Hoffmeyer wrote:

>The easiest way is to run with the super check partial window open.  The
>last station worked ends up being shown in this window after the Q is
>complete.  Then with you mouse double click on the call and it will populate
>the QSO entry window.
>
>Selecting a different band is done by using the Log Frequency button.  Click
>on it and it will allow you to enter the frequency and mode to set the radio
>to.  Then you can enter in the frequency window 1240M for 1240 and it should
>switch to the new band and mode.  Going back is just as easy.   Open the
>window again and enter 144200 to jump to the 2M calling freq.  This
>information is further explained in the help file under "Setting the Logging
>and Duping Frequency".   Hope this helps.
>
>73,
>Dennis J Hoffmeyer
>KG6GIQ
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: writelog-bounces at contesting.com
>[mailto:writelog-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Richard C. Allen
>Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 05:57
>To: writelog at contesting.com
>Subject: [WriteLog] Jan vhf
>
>When I want to move a station/rover to another band
>how do I avoid typing in the call and grid again?
>
>Is there any way to go from say 144 to 1240 without
>cycling thru 222, 420, and 903 on the way?
>
>Richard W5SXD
>
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