Check Partial Window

Features

Check partial displays all the callsigns from the MASTER.DTA file and worked calls from the current log, which matches the input in the callsign field of the Entry window.
The Check Partial window is cleared when a character is typed in the callsign field in the Entry window, so clearing the callsign field won't clear the Check Partial window.
All data is shown in upper case and is stripped from non standard ASCII characters.
This window only has entries when there is a valid MASTER.DTA file in the program file directory and selected under 'Associated |Files'.

The title bar shows Mul: or Q: followed by the band.

Mul: - multiplier on this band
Q: - qso on this band
Example: Mul: 15 20 Q: 160 80 40 10 - multiplier on 15 and 20 meter and a qso on the other bands

The Check Partial window is divided into two areas, seperated by a blank line. This blankl line separates calls in the current log versus calls in the selected SCP database (master.dta)file.

Upper area: callsigns found in this contest log
- QSOs made in this contest
Lower area: callsigns found in the selected master.dta file

	<-- When the program is started and no callsign is entered the Check window will show the date, time and length of the MASTER.DTA file
	---> When the master.dta file for the selected contest is not found or missing a warning will be given, Use 'Download latest Cjheck partial file (Master.DTA) (Internet)' under 'Tools' to download the file from the Internet.

	<---When there are no matches found Unique will be shown in big red letters
	---> When the station entered is a dupe it will be shown in red and the textDupe! will be added. Example: N1MM - Dupe!

The behavior of the contents of the window differs if under the menu (right mouse click) N+1 is selected.
When N+1 is selected also callsigns will be shown with one letter or digit difference from the callsign entered in the Entry window callsign field.

When a callsign entered matches a call in the log, the callsign in the Check partial window will be set to bold and 12 point font (PA1M below).
Entering PA1M in the callsign field will give PA1M, PA1MR, PA1MV and all others with PA1M in the callsign (picture below left). When N+1 is selected also all callsigns with one character difference will be shown (picture below right).

N+1 not selected	PA1M entered in Entry window	N+1 selected
	<-- No QSOs match the entered call in the log so the window starts with a blank line. When a callsign matches the master.dta file or the log it will be set to bold and 12 point font (Example: PA1M)
	--> When N+1 selected also PA1K is found in the log and many more callsigns is the master.dta file. The different character is shown bold..

Colors of the callsigns

Blue	New contact on this band
Gray	Dupe contact or an unworkable station in a non-workable country This means that you don't need this station because he is a dupe or you are not even 'allowed' to work him in this contest according the contest rules.

Keyboard Assignments

Alt+Y - will "yank" the first call from the Check window in the Entry window callsign field.

Mouse Assignments:

Left mouse key clicking on a callsign in the listbox
- Click on call - Enter the call into the callsign field on the Entry window replacing whatever was there.
  - When clicking on a call with spaces, only the first token will be loaded as callsign
Right mouse key clicking, a menu will appear
- Show N+1 Calls - show all callsigns with one character difference from the callsign entered in the Entry window callsign field. The different character will be shown bold.
- Set Font - Set the font for the Check Partial window, a selection window will appear.
- Help - Show the help file for this window.

Wildcard search

If one or more characters are not known a ? may be used. It needs two sequential characters like N?MM or N1? to find the call. So M?M will not work!
Searching for leading wildcards is also implemented. I.e. ?1M does match KN1M but also N1MM. N+1 will do this automatically for one ? on every place in the call.
The use of two questionmarks is also allowed , example ??1M

Examples:

PA?M	will match PA1M, PA7MM etc.
P?1M	will match PA1M, PG1M, PF1MO etc.
P?3	will match no callsigns because there are no two sequential characters
?1M	will match N1MM, KN1M, PA1M etc.