Well - it's complicated. The LONGLOG file is written when the QSO is made
- otherwise, it wouldn't have the full frequency data available.
I came up with a better way to use LONGLOG I think. Say no to the question
when making the Cabrillo log. Then use the POST U P command (I think
that's right) which will pull the frequencies from the LONGLOG file into
the Cabrillo log for the QSOs that it finds match up.
Tree
On Mon, May 27, 2024 at 7:31 PM Wayne, W0ZW <w0zw@fastmail.com> wrote:
> This past weekend I used TR Log (Linux) to log my entry in the CQWW WPX CW
> contest. Overall I found TR Log quite fun to use and discovered I could
> concentrate on operating the contest instead of on the logging software.
>
> However, when it came time to create a Cabrillo log there were many
> discrepancies found between the LOG.DAT and LONGLOG.DAT files. These had
> to be resolved before Post would create the Cabrillo file. In my case the
> discrepancies seemed to be mostly from having made edits to the received
> SNs by using Alt-E during the contest. The SN would be one value in
> LONGLOG.DAT and another value in LOG.DAT. Other edits were the occasional
> call sign or prefix difference.
>
> Why would there be differences between these two files? Shouldn't edits
> made during the contest be consistent across the underlying files? What
> did I do wrong or am not understanding?
>
> 73,
> Wayne, W0ZW
>
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