Andy KB2EOQ wrote:
> QSOMacroStr2="\r\nQSL TU QRZ? DE %m %m K\r\n\\"
I don't use MMTTY, but have been using my own program for
contests for quite a few years now.
When I saw this line from Andy, I did a double take.
This is almost the same the same format I use for storing messages!
Instead of \r, I use %r. But "my call" is also %m :-)
The other formats are:
// c callsign
// f friend name
// m my call
// n QSO number (3 digit, or more)
// N cut QSO number
// o QSO number (1 digit, or more; no leading zero)
// r carriage return
// t time
// x use default exchange
"Use default exchange" is what shows up on my GUI in the exchange field.
The %N format is for CW contests, an RTTY'er may not like QSO exchanges
such as "TU 5NN A2N"; "UE UE" is bad enough in Baudot :-)
A typical macro in RTTY for me is:
%r%c QSL TU %f 599-%n-%n DE %m%r
73
Chen, AA6TY
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