[WriteLog] 3 Questions: Cut Numbers, Search Logs, Mass Editing

[Gary Senesac AL9A]

Eric,

1. Not sure if WL can do a group edit unless the log entries are in a
continuous block.  This is probably not the case here.  Since you have
edited the Cabrillo log, why not create an ADIF file of the log and then
edit the cut numbers into real numbers?  Then start a new blank WL log and
import the edited ADIF file.  Save the new log as the contest log and
overwrite the old log with the cut numbers.

2. To go to a specific call in the log enter the call in the CALL field of
the entry window and then hit Ctrl-G.  WL will jump to the first instance of
the call in the log.  To see another instance of that same call, hit Ctrl-G
again.

3.  ??? No help here!

Gary AL9A


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Eric Rosenberg" <wd3q at starpower.net>
To: <writelog at contesting.com>
Sent: February 22, 2006 2:38 AM
Subject: [WriteLog] 3 Questions: Cut Numbers, Search Logs, Mass Editing


> Three questions which I hope have simple answers:
>
> 1. I naively entered the cut numbers in the log.  I've since read all of
> the email on the subject and realized that I should have entered the
> real numbers.
> I've edited the Cabrillo to correct that mistake, but am interested in
> editing the actual .WL file too.  Is there a way to do it on a group
> basis (i.e., change all of the ATT's to 100, 4TT's to 400, etc.)? If
> not, I'll leave the log.
>
> 2. How do I go to a specific call in the logbook? At times in the
> contest and afterwards, I'd like to go back to the log and look up a call.
>
> 3. Statistics: CR.EXE will tell me who worked me on all 6 bands, but not
> in other combinations. I'd like to know who worked me on 5 bands or 4
> bands.  How can I do this within WL or is there an external program that
> will do this?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Eric W3DQ
> Washington. DC
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