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When you edit one or more QSOs in the Log window, that might result in a change in the multiplier status of that QSO and/or in your claimed score. If you want to change the TX frequency use the right click вЂ“ Edit Contact option.

The Log window displays the RX frequency.

If you need to change the date, click on the down arrow next to the calendar icon, click on the date to change to, and hit Tab or Enter to exit. If you need to change the minutes, click on them with your mouse to select them, enter the new value, and hit Tab or Enter to finish editing. If you need to enter a new hour, do so, and then hit Tab or Enter to exit. You can accomplish this, if there is white space to the right of the time, by right-clicking in the Log window and selecting вЂњAuto Set Column Widths.вЂќ Now double-click on the time, and youвЂ™ll see the time in hours:minutes:seconds format, with the hours selected and a calendar icon with down arrow at the right end.

If you want to edit the timestamp (date and time) of a QSO, first make sure that the date/time column is no wider than it needs to be.

Click the appropriate arrow and hit Enter, or type the correction if you need to.

If you want to edit the sent serial number in a QSO, you will note that up/down arrows are displayed, on the assumption that you probably are just off by one.

Program generated fields, such as QSO points, cannot be edited.

This can be done in either the upper or lower panes of the Log window, to facilitate correcting earlier QSOs with a station when you need to.

When a Multi operator mode (Multi-One, Multi-Two, Multi-Multi) is selected, the вЂњOpвЂќ and R# columns appear in the log, and the radio number and operator call-sign are shown for each QSO.Дouble-click any user-entered field in a QSO record to edit it type the correction and hit Enter to save it.

Click the header of the datestamp column (вЂњMM-DD HH:MMвЂќ) to return to normal log order.

Click on the heading of any column to sort the log by that column.

You can change the order of the columns by clicking on a column heading and dragging it left or right to the desired location.

You can also resize them by click-and-drag of the invisible dividers between the header items in the header row.

There are options for modifying the width of individual columns, to be found on the Right-Click Menu (see below).

To resize the text in the log, click on the resizer arrows at the upper right corner of the window.

The title bar gives date and time (in UTC), the selected contest and the name of the current database.

After resizing the window, decide how much space to allocate to dupes by setting the separator bar. When shrinking the window vertically, both sections get smaller.

By default the separator bar is set at a percentage of window size., but you can move it with the mouse.

The bottomВ pane shows the contacts in your log that match the partial or full call entered in the Entry window.

The topВ pane above the double line separator bar is the log.

Your Log window will be similar to this one: If the boxes in the Entry window donвЂ™t look right for the contest exchange, check the name of the contest in the title bar of the Log window to see whether you have the wrong contest selected. The title bar always displays the currently selected contest and the database file name. In addition to the Entry window, the Log window is the one other window that always opens when you first start the program, regardless of whether you had it open or not the last time the program was shut down.

Setup DX, DXpedition, and General Purpose Contests.

Windows вЂ“ Table of Contents View (long).

Call History and Reverse Call HistoryВ Lookup.

Archive Files (1/2021) вЂ“ N1MM on WindowsXP.

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