I will post the following in the off chance that someone else will have this same problem. My database was created originally by importing data exported in ADIF format from DX4WIN 8.05. Apparently, something about the QSL status that results from that process "breaks" the normal processing that Log4...

Don't know if this helps, but with a different rig (FLEX-6000/SmartSDR), Omnirig, SCat, I can select a different mode after jumping on a spot (i.e., a PSK-31 spot that sends the rig to Digi-U, but sets the mode to be logged to "USB.") It remains on PSK-31 regardless of what I do except for jumping o...

Didn't work when I tried it. I've sent an email to Terry on it.

Thanks once again, Doug. Yes, I noticed today that clicking on a spot for RTTY on 17m (18100 Khz) Log4OM loaded "SSB." I've got a FLEX-6500 and I'm using his SmartSDR rig .ini file. I'll take a look in there and see if I can tell what needs to change. That might help until a better solution is avail...

Doug, you're correct that I have not been marking them as I go because (1) many were imported from DX4WIN where the QSO's are not marked until it's time to submit, and, (2) when I receive a QSL card I may or may not know if this was a needed QSL for an award. (These days, most of the ones I send for...

Ok, first let's talk about what you suggested - it appears to work differently for me, and I'm not sure why. When I proceed through the steps you describe, my list includes all (?) of my QSO's with credit already Granted. Example attached. Included in the list are countries which have no new QSL's t...

OK, that's a great start, Terry - thanks! Somehow I keep missing those "commands" at the bottom of the window.

Perhaps I'm missing something in the manual, but I don't see any way to generate a list of QSL's needed for a DXCC submission other than doing it manually. Is this true? If so, I guess I'm spoiled by DX4WIN which generates the list for submission . . .

Thanks in advance and 73,
Duane

Thanks, Doug. Hopefully the argument makes sense to the Omnirig author because as a fairly active RTTY'er, the lack of this support makes Log4OM a little unwieldy. Especially if the QSO gets logged as "USB" instead of RTTY and I don't catch it. The spotting items are fairly widely used, so, hopefull...

RTTY is, indeed, a digital mode, but operating it is usually very different for those serious about it. For that reason, it would be nice if the following aids could be incorporated: 1. Sending spots - when in RTTY mode, append the text string RTTY in the comments field of the spot. Many other softw...