DON'T PANIC - How to use

Rick Miller, N1RM explains how to efficiently use #N1MM to log your QSOs during #fieldday
First licensed in 1968, Rick has been active on and off for over 55 years. He became a CW enthusiast while pursuing DXCC from a small low power station and is now very active in contesting and DX from his station in Great Falls, Va. He has been a team member of multi-operator contest efforts at super-stations NR4M and K4VV.
A Life Member of the ARRL, a Chapter Chair and Trustee of the Potomac Valley Radio Club #PVRC a Life Senior Member of the IEEE, and a member of the N1MM Logger development team. He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and MS and PhD in Computer Science.
00:00 Intro
01:27 Log your QSOs!
02:32 What is N1MM?
05:41 Why you should use N1MM?
08:12 Entry Window: the most important window of N1MM
10:36 Fields in the Entry Window are smart
12:09 Don't remove your old logs
13:33 Useful keyboard shortcuts
16:06 Making the QSO
19:13 Log the QSO
19:35 Edit your mistake
22:04 When N1MM says that something is wrong, you better listen.
24:04 DON'T PANIC: What to do when things don't go smoothly?
28:31 Live log window
32:01 Don't be afraid of DUPEs
35:24 Demo
44:15 How to use RIT with N1MM
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