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The following options are available which can be selected in each case in a small submenu.
Print log
After entering the selection criteria log (extract) is printed.
Create text-file
Just as the logbook excerpt is output as a simple text file (for further processing).
Create merge-file
it is in the merge file (comma delimited [*. CSV], TAB delimited [*. TAB] or pipe delimited [*. PIP]) created with the aid of text in a very easy system to different lists, labels, etc. can be created individually. The design are (almost) no limits.
The format of the merge file is selected in the settings. The following fields (from left to right) are exported:
Date UTC MHz Mode QSL Call Name QTH Note RST
Import MixW Log (50)
The import of the whole MixW log can not only take longer but is also mostly useless, since it has been already read earlier. Here, only the last 50 entries are considered, which correspond goes fast.
Import MixW Log (all)
It can be directly imported from MixW log files with only such QSOs will be added to the log that are not available on call, date and UTC. In the settings can be determined whether QSL will automatically be set to S for new QSOs.
Import ADIF
In the same way any ADIF files can be imported. Alternatively, the conversion of mode (ADIF Modes.txt) can be activated.
Export MixW Log
After entering the selection criteria log data can be written directly as MixW log.
Caution: Unfortunately MixW has (up to 2.19) even a small mistake: not recognized imported log entries (also ADIF) are of the macros <ONQSOBEFORE:name>, <QSOBEFOREDATE> and <QSOBEFORETIME>.
Export ADIF
After entering the selection criteria log data in ADIF format can be exported. This file can be imported from almost all logbooks (eg MMVARI) again.
Caution: It must be ensured for all
import / export functions of the
ADIF format to the correct name
of theModes. This is what the exchange file (ADIF Modes.txt),
which must be adapted to meet
your needs. It is important to |? '(Pipe) between'
Find 'and' Replace '("pactor-2 | PAC2"). If such a
file exists, it is asked during an
import or export, if the conversion is to take place.
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