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[F6EXV]

Hello all
Imagine I only want to reply to paper QSL received, and therefore have "NO" by default on the QSL sent field.
Once I have marked an incoming card which I have to answer, as requested for example, how can I export theses QSOs to an ADIF file ?
The QSO manager does not have these QSL related fields as an option to search and export, nor does the filters.
The QSL manager does not have an export option.

Any hint please ?

[G4POP]

Once filtered and selected export to ADIF but why not use the Print label function

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See the YouTube tutorials about confirmations there are three of them

[F6EXV]

Hi terry
Thanks for reply.
Well, I would prefer to be able to design my own label, I must admit (sorry for that) I don't really like the built-in design, which I think is not modifiable.

[G4POP]

Hi terry
Thanks for reply.
Well, I would prefer to be able to design my own label, I must admit (sorry for that) I don't really like the built-in design, which I think is not modifiable.

Did you try today's update?

[F6EXV]

Hi all
As indicated elsewhere, I have downloaded the lastest version without any issue.
I have just tried the new version for the labels.
See my trial as a test attached.
Some humble comments :
1/ Normally, one will always use the same type of label. Any chance to have the label type rememberered (but still changeable, just in case) as a default ?
2/ The QSL manager should be a lot more visible. The manager for a bureau card is just unreadable, as you mentioned, for the people working at the bureaus.
An idea : either have the manager printed next to the station callsign . If and when there is one, maybe have it printed white on black background so as to call for attention.
3/ As you can see attached, the QSL manager's address label is printed twice. Is this a bug ?
4/ The sender's callsign (in my case F4KMA) does not show on the first two rows. Bug ?
5/ What are the stars next to the report ?

These are my initial comments.

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[F6EXV]

Hello again
Noticed another bug (?)
On the 70x35 label, it looks like the 2nd label on the row does not start 70mm from the start of the 1st one (67 mm in fact), and the 3rd one the same. Therefore, the third label starts printing on the 2nd one.

And a question : what is the meaning of vertical and horizontal corrective factor ?

The adif number of the country is useless, in my humble opinion.

[G4POP]

And a question : what is the meaning of vertical and horizontal corrective factor ?

Even printers of the same make and model vary in resolution so we provide a correction facility to allow the user to fine tune the positioning - 'Corrective factor'

[F6EXV]

Terry,
Thanks for reply, but for correcting which positioning ?
I trust this has nothing to do with the separation of labels on the width of the page, to correct the error I mentioned earlier.