• moves the cursor focus to the RX# textbox after you strike Enter in the QSO Info panel's call textbox

• records 59/599 in the rst S and rst R items of each log record

• when you double-click on a sequence of digits in a receive pane, copies that sequence into the RX# textbox 

• when you double-click on a word in a receive pane while simultaneously depressing the ALTand CTRL keys,  copies that word to the RX# textbox

• when you selecting a group of contiguous words in a receive pane while simultaneously depressing the ALT and CTRL keys, copies those words to the RX# textbox

• if the increment TX# setting is enabled, increments the contents of the TX#  setting when the Log button is clicked, or when the <advance_tx_serial_number> macro substitution command is executed

• if DXKeeper is running and configured to perform previous QSO lookups, flags duplicate QSOs with the word Dup! to the left of the QSO Info panel's call textbox

• moves the cursor focus to the QSO Info panel's call textbox after any action that clears the QSO Info panel

• displays the word "Contest" followed by the default contest name in the Main window's title bar; if no default contest name is specified, displays "Contest: ?"

Notes: 

1. If DXKeeper is running, WinWarbler's contest mode setting is automatically conveyed to DXKeeper's contest mode; thus to enable or disable DXKeeper's contest mode, enable or disable WinWarbler's contest mode.

2. when you first start a contest, be sure to initialize TX#; clicking the Reset TX Serial# button will set TX# to 1

3. you can also enable or disable contest mode via the Test box in the Main window's QSO Info panel