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|    John from Detroit to Henry    |
|    Re: Reverse lookup    |
|    07 Apr 11 17:07:22    |
      XPost: alt.ham-radio       From: wa8yxm@arrl.invalid              On 4/6/2011 8:59 PM, Henry wrote:       > John from Detroit wrote:       >> On 4/3/2011 8:21 PM, Henry wrote:       >>       >>> Does anyone know of a program that allows you to put in a country name       >>> and get the various ham prefixs that go with it? I sometimes see a new       >>> country is going to be up but the operators are going to use a       >>> non-listed prefix and I'd like to be able to find out from my logging       >>> program whether I've worked them or not.       >>>       >>> Thanks       >>>       >>> Henry WA0GOZ       >>       >>       >>       >> Your logging program likely has a file that is attached to it       >> somewhere that lists the prefixes and the country it belongs too.       >>       >> Let me check program or two.. YPLog had a countries.tab file, it       >> contains the info but you'd need to import it into a spreadsheet and       >> work on it a bit before you could use it       >>       >> But just type the call into the log and it will tell you what country       >> if you want to go that way..       >>       >>       > Thanks, but I want to go the other way. I want to put in a country and       > get the prefixes. I'm using Logger 32.       >       > Henry WA0GOZ              If the Countries file for your logger is a comma or tab seperated data       file you can import into a spread sheet and basically "TURN IT AROUND"              then you load the spread sheet, search for the country and instant       prefix data              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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