Show Rules takes you (via Internet) to the sponsor’s web page, while Show Setup takes you (again via Internet) to the N1MM website’s Contest Setup page, located in this section of the manual. This dialog has two important aids to completing it properly, the buttons labeled “Show Rules” and “Show Setup”. This time click “New Log in Database: XXXXXX” A new dialog opens, called the Contest Setup Dialog. You’ll be switched to the new database and ready to go.īack to the Files menu again. That will open a standard file creation dialog in your N1MM Logger+ databases directory (inside the User files area): If you want to create a new database, for example “2020.s3db”, just click Files to drop down the menu, and then click on “New Database”.
Some people prefer to create a database for every contest, while others create one for a period of time, like every year. Note that the first database the program creates is named ham.s3db by default – you can have as many databases as you want, and name them what you want. Now that you have set up the hardware interfaces to your radio, including radio control (often called CAT), PTT, CW, etc., let’s move on to setting up for a particular contest. Setting up for a Contest Preparing for a Particular Contest
Windows – Table of Contents View (long).Call History and Reverse Call History Lookup.
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Archive Files (1/2021) – N1MM on WindowsXP.
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