@ECHO OFF REM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REM Win-EQF* v. 3.03 by LA6VJA REM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REM EQFSHELL.BAT is invoked by pressing Alt-X from the Win-EQF* logging screen. REM Feel free to edit this batch file according to your own requirements. REM You can use it to pass data to a dedicated label printer, upload QSO REM data to eQSL (provided you have some third-party utility to "push" the REM QSO data in that direction), etc. REM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REM Arguments passed from the Win-EQF* data entry/edit screen: REM %1 - YOUR callsign during the QSO REM %2 - LOGGED station's callsign REM %3 - TIMESTAMP for start of QSO REM %4 - RST sent / RST received REM %5 - LOGGED station's operator name REM %6 - Frequency REM %7 - Mode REM %8 - Power level REM %9 - Contents of INFO field REM Empty data fields are indicated by "(NULL)" values, ensuring that all REM parameters %1 to %9 are available. REM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REM Please note that the maximum length of the entire command-line, as seen from REM Win-EQF*, is 255 characters. This is no issue unless you're running a REM (very) non-standard Windows installation, in which the command interpreter REM ("COMSPEC") resides in a location with a rather long path name. REM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CLS ECHO ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECHO Win-EQF* shell example. Feel free to edit this batch file according to your ECHO own requirements. Open/edit EQFSHELL.BAT for details. ECHO ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ECHO QSO DATA RECEIVED FROM Win-EQF* ECHO Own callsign during QSO.........: %1 ECHO Logged station..................: %2 ECHO Timestamp for QSO start.........: %3 ECHO RST sent / received.............: %4 ECHO Logged station's operator name..: %5 ECHO Frequency.......................: %6 ECHO Mode............................: %7 ECHO Power level.....................: %8 ECHO Contents of INFO field..........: %9 ECHO ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAUSE