When you use your ham radio to make contact with a fellow ham radio enthusiast, you̵7;ll want to confirm the two-way contact with a QSL. Ham radio hobbyists use the term ̶0;QSL̶1; both to ask someone to confirm receipt of a message, and to acknowledge receipt of a message. The International Q Code uses three-letter codes that start with the letter Q. Ham radio operators send one another QSL cards that include details about the contact either by postal mail or with digital copies such as JPGs or PDF files via email.
Instructions
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Launch an email application on your computer.
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Create a new email message.
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Type the address of your recipient in the ̶0;To̶1; field.
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Type a subject in the ̶0;Subject̶1; field, such as ̶0;Here is your QSL.̶1;
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Click the ̶0;Attachment̶1; button, then navigate to the folder on your computer containing the digital QSL file, and then click ̶0;Attach.̶1;
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Click ̶0;Send̶1; to email the QSL.
