Hi Bill,
No worries Bill. I note that for topics on the forum, many replies are VIEWED by hundreds, but replies are numbered in ONEs.
After all this time, I still get a kick from using Logic, and finding new techniques wth Logic and my DXing - the experience keeps me young at heart.
As luck would have it, I made my change to the prefix table, and posted the reply, just before I updated to ver 59 - the first with the ablility to make USER entries in the Prefix Table. I have been away for several months.
I note the "flag" on the table record seems to be for the whole record - as compared to a change to the prefix list for an existing record.
So, after I posted the reply yesterday, I did some testing.
I searched for the FO-A record - with the "binoculars".
I removed my original update of TX5RV from the Prefix list for FO-A - Austral Is, and saved the record.
I then pressed CTRL-D to duplicate the record.
On the new duplicate record I completely REPLACED the list of prefixes with TX5RV, and flagged the record as a "User-Supplied entry".
... and saved the changes.
Lookup for TX5RV, worked just like before, TX5RV returns FO-A, not French Guiana.
According to the notes Dennis supplied with ver 59, my record will not be over written on a system update that includes a Prefix Table update, and the search mechanism gives preference to the "system" record if one is ever supplied that dupicates the data in my record.
This is a good solution to the problem of Prefix Table updates. I make so few changes to the Prefix Table that the new search algorithm has no material affect on the speed of searches.
And, best of all, I no longer have to worry about being "in sync" with changes Dennis might make, or NOT make, to the master copy in an update to Logic I apply.
If you use the above technique, you will never again lose a change you make to the Prefix Table.
Have fun.
Peter VK4IU
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