A couple of years ago, I had an url, I have lost it now, of course, else,
I'd be using it.
Bassically, you went to this site, and there, selected from a bunch of
templates, the qsl you wanted to ship electronically.
Stick in the call sign, and it would go off to qrz.com, and fetch the info,
where the amateur was you were sending the qsl to.
If he/she had an e-mail address, off it would go.
A qsl with all the bassic info in it, you filled in, and a template to your
choice.
But, as said, I lost the url, and haven't been able to find it again.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Christopher Moore" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 7:33 PM
Subject: QSL cards


> I'll add myself to the list of those who have ignored the issue because
> there hasn't been a convenient solution.
>
> We have all these expensive computers, printers, scanners, and radios but
> can't send a qsl card <grin>.Maqybe I should do a search on "e-qsl-cards"
> or perhaps there might be a fdw bucks to be made from initiating such a
> service.
>
> I've heard about these dymo labellers which can't print all kinds of
> labels.  Maybe you could print the info on a big label and stick it on the
> card.  Of course you'd need to know how to put the label right-side up not
> to mention getting the stamp in the correct spot.
>
> But, seriously, I am sure we could all benefit from any consstructive
> solutions from the list.
>
> tnx and 73
> Chris w1gm