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' 
' This file is CWOPS.LST - it may be
' edited with any text editor,
' 
' Maintained by Joe K8JP
' Updated:  20th June 2011
' Latest Membership Number - 915
' 
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' 
' Use SD's LOAD command to tell SD to use this file.
' 
' Type "LOAD" in the callsign field on the logging
' screen and hit Enter/Return.  SD asks you which
' .LST file you want to use - Type CWOPS (not CWOPS.LST).
' 
' You only have to do this once.  SD will automatically
' load CWOPS.LST every time it starts, unless you load
' a different .LST file in the meantime.
' 
' You may LOAD multiple .LST files
' 
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' 
' CW Open : Select SD's CW OPEN template
'
' As you enter matching callsigns, SD extracts
' the Name and inserts it in the exchange field
'
' When you press Enter to leave the callsign field,
' the cursor is placed at the first name character,
' and SD's data entry mode is set to Insert. 
' Simply type the serial received (no leading zeros
' or trailing space needed) followed by Enter to log
' the QSO.
'
'
' Mini-CWT : Select SD's "CWops Mini-CWT" template
' 
' As you enter matching CWOPS callsigns, SD automatically
' inserts their membership number in the "serial" field.
' 
' When you hear a membership number and want to know
' the callsign, enter the number in the callsign field.
' A second Enter correctly auto-fills callsign and
' membership number on the logging line.
' 
' Starting SD:
' 
' Start SD from the shortcut icon on your desktop,
' enter a new contest name, and select the "Mini-CWT"
' template.
' 
' If you're not using rig control, you'll need to set
' the initial band.  Enter HELP, or refer to the manual,
' SD.PDF, for more information.
' 
' Use the PORTS command to define your CW and rig
' control ports.
' 
' Finally, use Shift-F2 to update the F2 (exchange),
' and perhaps F4 (dupe) keyer memories to include your
' name and membership number.
' For example #C #T Ranko 172#E 
' 
' #C represents the logged call
' #T represents RST Sent
' 172 is Ranko's membership number (substitute your own),
' #E represents Enter - it takes you directly to the
'    Membership Number (Serial) field.
' 
' If you define F2 as #C#N #T Ranko 172#E, SD sends the
' member's name after the callsign - where #N is the
' name parameter.   Do not alter the spacing.
' 
' Now you're ready!  It's worth noting that Enter/Return
' is recommended after every data field.
' 
' Use Minus OR F11 to wipe QSO data, or abandon an edit.
' Use Esc to wipe a single field, and a second Esc to
' restore it.  Use ZAP to delete the most recent QSO
' logged.
' 
' If you prefer to send "real" reports, use the RST
' command to toggle the RST Sent field.
' 
' SD writes to disk after every QSO is logged or edited.
' Further, it maintains a separate audit trail (.AUD)
' file of all QSOs and Edits.  There is a standard
' option in SDCHECK, the post-contest program, to
' recreate your log from the audit file - should it
' ever be necessary.  You will not lose QSOs is you
' lose power, or your computer stops unexpectedly.
' 
' Use the BACKUP or DUMP commands to take a copy of
' your log to any device you choose
' 
' After the test, use SDCHECK (supplied with SD)
' to create your Cabrillo .LOG file.
' 
' If you need help from other SD users, try the sd-user
' mailing list at contesting.com - or email EI5DI
' directly - pokane@ei5di.com
'