[Logic] Requested Feature for Tracking QSLs

2002年6月18日 22:05:25 -0400

Sorry!
The second link should read:
http://shell2.lomag.net/~agtan/index.gif
73, Art
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Date: 2002年6月18日 21:04:07 -0500
From: Skip Cameron <[email protected]>
To: Arthur Tan <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Logic] Requested Feature for Tracking QSLs
Way cool! THANKS!!
By the way, the 2 GIF files are the same. Doesn't really matter.
:) Skip W5GAI

Arthur Tan wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>> A lot of you asked for the screenshot - I'm posting this to the
> reflector to cover those that requested (through the reflector) that I
> send it along. And then I'll send a copy to cover those that
> requested the info privately in a direct email to me.
>> Okay, I think the easiest way to do this is to look at two GIF files:
>> http://shell2.lomag.net/~agtan/log.gif
>> and
>> http://shell2.lomag.net/~agtan/log.gif
>> The first GIF, is a example of some forms that I often have open when
> I'm operating. Note first that for what I'm about to explain the INFO
> window does NOT have to be open - all you need is your favorite
> LOGFORM, BROWSE, and either/both PROGRESS1, PROGRESS2.
>> Okay, look closely at the BROWSE form. There's a little asterik to
> the left of most of the column headings - all this means is that I
> have indexed them (more on this in a bit...). Practically speaking
> (and quite frankly this is the single best feature that I love about
> LOGic) all I have to do is double-click on any of the column headers
> and then my log is automatically sorted by that header.
>> An example: suppose I work an Estonian station (ES). Quickly, I want
> to find out all the other ES stations that I've worked. Instead of
> doing a FILTER on DXCC=ES, I just log the call (or do a GET
> i.e. Ctrl-G; and type in ES) and then double-click the DXCC column
> header in the BROWSE form. Boom! The log is sorted by DXCC countries
> and I have a quick listing of all the ES stations I've worked. I can
> glance at the QSL Sent and Received status, what bands I've worked
> them on, etc. etc. Moreover, I have PROGRESS1 and PROGRESS2 open.
> I've sent PROGRESS1 to track DXCC and PROGRESS2 to track CQZ (you can
> set them up for whatever you want - just hit the SELECT button and
> pick your award). The PROGRESS1 and PROGRESS2 info also gives me a
> quick summary of Worked vs. Confirmed.
>> Now for those of you that already do this with LOGic, this is old
> news. I learned this from Frank, W2FCA. Indexing is the best feature
> ever! Thanks Frank!
>> How to do it: (For this example I'm going to show you how to index the
> DXCC column, but you can also index the Band column, the MODE column,
> etc. etc. - I've even indexed my own USER-DEFINED QSL METHOD column.
> See the second GIF, it should be explanatory on how I did this.)
>> Go to Tools|Advaned|Index Setup Info.
>> Add a new entry(Ctrl-N). In the FILE type LOG. In the INDEX TAG type
> DXCC. The INDEX TYPE should be NORMAL. In the INDEX EXPRESSION type
> LOG.DXCC
>> [Repeat if you also want to index the MODE column - just type in
> "LOG", "MODE", "LOG.MODE" and so on and so forth for the BAND column
> or CQZ column, etc.]
>> After you're done, LOGic will prompt you do do a REINDEX, PACK, and
> SORT. You must do this for the changes to take effect.
>> Open up your favorite LOGFORM and you're in business!
>> I hope this has given some of you a new idea on how to exploit a fun
> and useful feature of LOGic. If I can help any of you further, please
> let me know.
>> 73, Art AB4RL
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