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WW 160 Meter Contest Log Version 1.0 Beta 2 Version 1.0 Beta 2 - Sep/2007 * NEW FEATURES * * LOG IS OPENED WHEN THE WINTON LIGHT IS PRESSED ON THE KEYBOARD * * 'RETRIEVE LAST COPY' BY SELECTING THE EMPTY LISTBOX AND PRESSING THE ENTER KEY * * SEPARATE LISTBOXES FOR DIGITALS AND PARTIALS * * SEARCH TO ENABLE SEARCHING IN THE FILE (SIX WAYS) * * REPEAT SEARCH BY PRESSING RETURN * * SIMULTANEOUS SEARCH FOR A SINGLE PARTIAL * * ADD AND DELETE SEARCHES * * 'HELP' ON-LINE MANUAL * * SEARCH BY LISTBOX SELECTION * * COUNTS BY CIRCUIT * * SEARCHES BY CONTACT * * 'HELP' SEARCH BY LINEID (SEARCH FOR LINEID - SEARCH FOR LINE CODE) * * CAN BE USED AS A PERMISSIVE SEARCH * * MAIN LOG IS AN HTML FILE * * 'LOAD DB' TO LOAD THE LOG FROM A FILE * * 'LOAD DB' FOR OTHER LOGS * * 'LOG SEND' TO SEND THE LOG * * 'LOG SAVE' TO SEND THE LOG TO A FILE * * 'LOG SEND' TO 'MAIN LOG' * * OTHER FUNCTIONS * CQ WW 160 Meter Contest Log Crack With Keygen This is a summary log for the CQ WW 160 Meter Contest Log Crack For Windows, September through November 2006. This log will read the number of contacts in each band, and use standard scores for the Band 1-6 bands, for day and month. A check box can be used to include only Cabrillo 100-meter mode information in the summary. An "EQCC" check box can be used to exclude contacts with an error code. "Partials" is a check box that displays all partial contacts in a list. "Multipliers" is a check box that displays multipliers in a list box. "Generator," "MultiEQ," "SCD," and "S-L" are check boxes that can be used to exclude contacts. A radio call sign is included in the summary if it is a generator or multiEQ. These radio call signs are also listed in the "Contacts" list box. "Full Reports" is a check box that will list a complete report for each day and month. "Summary Report" is a check box that will not list a complete report, but will display only the Summary/Band for each day and month. "Band Summary" is a check box that will only display a summary for each band. A list box that displays the Bands is provided for the summary. "Band 1 Summary" is a check box that will only display a summary for Band 1. A list box is provided for the summary. "Band 2 Summary" is a check box that will only display a summary for Band 2. A list box is provided for the summary. "Band 3 Summary" is a check box that will only display a summary for Band 3. A list box is provided for the summary. "Band 4 Summary" is a check box that will only display a summary for Band 4. A list box is provided for the summary. "Band 5 Summary" is a check box that will only display a summary for Band 5. A list box is provided for the summary. "Band 6 Summary" is a check box that will only display a summary for Band 6. A list box is provided for the summary. "Date Range" is a check box that will display only the days within the selected date range. A list box is provided for the dates. "Contacts" is a list box that contains the contacts from the log. 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