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Thanks for the answers. Now I understand why the fields "STATE" and
"CNTY" have sense.<br>
I have no problem editing the fields in my ADIF-File.<br>
I try to convince the people of "HAM Office" to support the original
ADIF. In the meantime my workaround<br>
is using the field "CNTY" that contains the RDA in the wanted
format!<br>
Tnx again, 73<br>
Lothar, DJ8EW<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 22.08.2012 12:47, schrieb Lothar
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I worked RDA Contest with Win-Test 4.10.0-dev<br>
Creating ADIF for my logbook-program I got this result:<br>
A RDA, e.g. "ST34" created the adif 3 (!) parts:<br>
<SRX:4>ST34 <i>that is like expected, but additional
these two parts</i>:<br>
<b><STATE:2>ST<br>
<CNTY:5>ST-34</b><br>
The last two parts are not correct and created confusion to the
statistic of my logbook (hamoffice).<br>
Does anyone have this problem too?<br>
73, Lothar, DJ8EW<br>
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