Don,
I see two solutions for you. The first is to set each computer to log in
single band and single mode (MULTIPLE BANDS=FALSE, MULTIPLE MODES=FALSE). This
way after the first QSO you cannot change bands or mode. The second is to set
the COMPUTER ID uniquely per computer. At least that way you could correct the
band/mode based on which computer logged it (after the event).
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>>>punkymcd@postoffice.pacbell.net said:
>
> Maybe someone has solved this problem already. That is if it is really a
> problem at all.
>
> I'd like to set up separate disks for each band/mode. It's an attempt to
> minimize stations from logging more than one band/mode per file. Trying
> to keep individuals from switching back and forth band/mode wise when
> others may be on the same band/mode at the same time.
>
> I had it down to a science at one time with CT but need some help with
> TRlog. Maybe setting up a floppy disk per band/mode with TR on it then
> logging that band/mode only to that disk. Seems kinda slow that way.
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
> Don, W6OA
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