![]() Note the green highlights – given the first 3 characters, the Check window is telling you that there are matches with those characters, and that any of the callsigns with one or two green-highlighted characters could be correct, based on what has been found in the various call-sign files. The check results are displayed as below, using “YT1” as an example: When you enter a call-sign in the Entry window’s call-sign textbox, beginning with the third character, or a call-sign is transferred into the call-frame from the Bandmap, the Check window will begin trying to check it against the selected sources of information. ![]() The other choices on this menu will be discussed below. A right-click menu lets you uncheck any panes you do not wish to see: You do not have to display results from all these sources, or from the reverse lookup window. The bottom pane is for Reverse Call History Lookup, discussed below. The log and Telnet totals will continue to grow for as long as the underlying database tables continue to grow, but will not be seen again until you re-start the program. The numbers immediately below the grey pane titles reflect the size of the files under comparison, at the moment the check window was opened. The four upper panes, left to right, will contain results derived from comparison with your current log with a Master.scp data file downloaded on the Tools menu of the Entry window with Telnet spots received by the program, and with a Call History file, if one has been loaded. When first opened, before a partial or complete callsign is visible in either the callframe or the call-sign textbox of the Entry window, the default Check window looks like this: Its system of color-coding helps the operator determine if the call-sign as copied is correct, and, if not, where the error probably lies. It combines up to four separate sources for checking the validity of an entered or spotted call-sign. The N1MM Logger+ Check window is the latest evolution of the Super Check Partial idea originated by K1EA in the CT logging program.
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