Quote:I unchecked the LoTW sent field, then tried to do another upload of the 4 QSO's. Again it launched TQSL, and I get a pop-up "Warning: The TQSL ADIF editor only processes a limited number of ADIF fields. Using the editor on an ADIF file can cause QSO details to be lost !" Clicking on OK, I get a QSO Data window with the first of the 4 QSO's callsign displayed, I clicked "add QSO" not sure what else to do, then the window disappeared, LOGic then displayed a window that 4 QSO's were submitted. None of the other 3 QSO's appeared in a subsequent window.....too strange.
Ok, the warning about a limited number of fields can be ignored. It is just saying that if you save the ADIF file after editing it with the same name, some fields will be lost. No biggie since the .ADI file will get deleted when we are done with it anyway.
You should just click OK. No need to add another QSO to those generated by LOGic.
Quote:So, checked for the 4 uploaded QSO's I did yesterday, and, LoTW never got them. LOGic processed them, marked them as submitted to LoTW, but, there is no record of that transaction on LoTW, and my QSO count has not increased by those 4.
Darn.
See if there is a TQ8 file in TMP. There should not be -- the data is supposed to get uploaded directly now.
Tmp = Addbs(Tmp) + 'TQSL.EXE "' + adif_file + '" -t "' + m.diagLogFile + '" -u'
Here is the command that LOGic uses:
"c:\Program Files (x86)\TrustedQSL\tqsl.exe" "c:\program files (x86)\logic\tmp\LoTWQSOs.adi" -t "c:\program files (x86)\logic\tmp\LoTWDiagLog.txt" -u
You could try the simplest possible form, without the -t option:
"c:\Program Files (x86)\TrustedQSL\tqsl.exe" "c:\program files (x86)\logic\tmp\LoTWQSOs.adi" -u
Also rearrange the parameters:
"c:\Program Files (x86)\TrustedQSL\tqsl.exe" -u "c:\program files (x86)\logic\tmp\LoTWQSOs.adi"
Run the command prompt AS ADMINISTRATOR, and copy and paste.
I'll call you tomorrow if you have time to deal with me.
Thanks,
DH WN4AZY