On Feb 11, 2020, at 9:28 PM, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote:

+ AA6YQ comments below

After I correct a callsign, how can I load that one call to LOTW?

+ Right-click the updated QSO's entry in the Log Page Display, and select "Upload to LoTW" from the popup menu.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

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From: DXLab@groups.io [mailto:DXLab@groups.io] On Behalf Of Dave AA6YQ
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 6:22 PM
To: DXLab@groups.io
Subject: Re: [DXLab] My location problem

+ AA6YQ comments below

Once again I didn't ask the question very clearly!

I have a total of 5 MYQTHIDs and other then this new one, I don't know
either the start or stop dates for the other 4.

I was thinking that I could create another Workspace and import the last
backup that had all the proper MYQTHIDs. Then "import",
somehow, all the QSOs from this new MYQTHIDs into that log.

Does that make sense?

+ I suggest that you

1. Make a copy of your 2015 backup

2. Direct DXKeeper to open the copy of your 2015 backup that you made in
step 1, and then inspect the logged QSOs to determine the
date ranges for each of your myQTHs.

3. To determine the date ranges for your QTHs after the last QSO in your
2015 backup, log in to your LoTW account, and select the
"Your QSOs" tab. The "Select QSOs to List" box's "Start Date" and "End
Date" will enable you to query LoTW for QSOs (not QSLs!)
made during a particular month and year:

<https://lotw.arrl.org/lotw-help/view-accepted-qsos#ViewSpecificQSOs>

+ As illustrated in this screen shot

<https://lotw.arrl.org/lotw-help/data/uploads/qsoqueryresults.jpg>

+ the first column of the results table is a Details hyperlink that when
double clicked will display theeGrid square, State, and
County from which you made the QSO (assuming you included this
information in the "Station Location" you employed to submit the QSO
to LoTW). By probing LoTW in this way, you should be able to determine
date ranges for all of your myQTHs used after the last logged
QSO in your 2015 log backup.

3. When you have date ranges for all your myQTHs, then

3a. direct DXKeeper to open your current log

3b. backup you current log (Configuration window, Log tab, Backup
button)

3c. for each myQTH from which you operated,

3c-I Use the "UTC Filter" panel in the "Advanced Sorts, Filters, and
Modifiers" window to filter the Log Page Display to contain
only QSOs made from a specific myQTH

3c-II Use the "Modify QSOs" panel in the "Advanced Sorts, Filters, and
Modifiers" window to change the MYQTHID of each QSO in the
Log Page Display to the correct myQTHID for that date range

73,

Dave, AA6YQ





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On Feb 11, 2020, at 6:30 PM, Russ Ravella via Groups.Io <rus5@...> wrote:

Hello,

Does anybody know how to do this (prevent Windows from automatically replacing com drivers during updates) with the current Windows 10 version (1909) ?  These instructions are sufficiently outdated that I can't find a way to translate them into current terms.  Also, lots of time trying to find something on the internet proved unsuccessful.  Microsoft, as usual, seems to have removed the option that previously existed but I think it can be done directly in the registry.  I just don't know how to find it there.

Thanks,
Russ, KR6W

Hello all....After participating the RTTY test the past weekend, I would like to import my contest log from N1MM to DXKeeper.

I am also currently entering my old paper logs into DxKeeper with the idea that I will apply for some of the basic awards WAS, WAC, DXCC etc

after I upload all of these logs to LOTW.

 My question is therefore, when I am doing the  import into DXLab, should I be using the CBA button to fill in all the state info etc for the American

Hams I just worked (otherwise how will LOTW know where these guys are?) for the sake of WAS?? Will this then add alot of new info to the DX stations

as well?

I would like opinions on how best I should do this and with which settings checked off in DXLab.

Any advice is welcome. I have looked at the DXLAb wiki already as well.

73 Ted VE3SS

-----Original Message-----
From: DXLab@groups.io [mailto:DXLab@groups.io] On Behalf Of Dave AA6YQ
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 4:27 PM
To: DXLab@groups.io
Subject: Re: [DXLab] My location problem

+ AA6YQ comments below

I fear that I have shot myself in the foot. :-(

When we moved to this new QTH I added it to the MYATHID with all the
address information and all the other items asked for. So far,
so good.

But then, without realizing it I managed to apply that change to all
17,000+ QSOs in the whole log. In the information area of the
"my QRH" tab I do not see any date to tell when I either started or
ended operation from each different QTH.

Is there any way to tell when I changed to a different QTH?

My fingers are crossed......

I do have backups dated back to 2015 if that will help. But I am unsure
of how to use those while protecting my current log.

Jan 1, 2018 is when I started operating from this QTH.


+ If all QSOs made prior to 2018-01-01 were made from the same myQTH,
then

1. backup your log (Configuration window, Log tab)

2. filter the Log Page Display with

QSO_Begin < #2018-01-01#

3. In the "Advanced Sorts, Filters, and Modifiers" windows, "Modify
QSOs" panel,

3a. set the "Item name" selector to MYQTHID

3b. set the "Item new value" selector to appropriate MYQTHID for the
QSOs you made before 2018-01-01

3c. click the Mod button

73,

Dave, AA6YQ






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