Joe; We plan on doing the same on FD. If I recall right, all we did was down load to a flash drive, and upload on to the other computer. Then we did a “sort on date” and it integrated the

Yes, 73 --Larry -- W1DYJ

You should be able to merge (import ADIF file from the 2nd computer) the two logs together within the VHF program and then you can sort it so the contacts fall into the correct date/time order. Then

Yes

I will be using two different computers with two different radios for the VHF contest this weekend. Each will run it's own copy of AClog contest software. At this point i don't want to network the

Does the N3FJP VHF contest log generate a cabrillo file? Seems the ARRL will only accept Cabrillo formated logs. Thanks all

Thanks for the reply Scott. The problem is now solved. Apparently after the last Windows update I went into rig set up to verify both rigs were still working with AC log. I used the "test swap"

Hi Jim, Thanks for your e-mail. I'm sorry that you've run into trouble. I wish I had something insightful to suggest, but since this just started happening, the only thing that comes to mind is

When first starting AC log rig control is not working. If I use CTRL X to switch to my second rig and CTRL X to switch back it then works. This just started a few days ago. I have not made any changes

Hi Lee, Thanks for your e-mail. First, make sure you have the TCP networking option set up as detailed here: http://www.n3fjp.com/help/networkinghelp.html If you still have trouble, make sure your

This error seems odd to me: Why would I receive a "Server Failed to Respond" message (image attached) while ON the host machine itself? I'm running ARRL Field Day Contest Log 5.8 on a Windows 10

Hi thespotforever, Thanks for your e-mail. From the menu options click Settings > DX Spotting > Configure. Temporarily disable DX spotting, increase the form percentage size and then re enable DX

I'm currently in a mode of operating primarily for new DXCC entities. I don't need a long list of previous contacts in the data entry form. I need to expand the DX Spotting window. The default setup

KD5KC hit the nail on the head. With Scott's FAQs, videos, and online HELP, most users should be covered. Plus he is absolutely amazing at responding to more detailed questions on this reflector.

Even further OT: Back in the day, RCA broadcast used to check mod instructions by giving them to Frank in the demo studio in Camden, NJ. Now, Frank was a very sharp tech, but he never got really

What this needs is a wiki- so all of us that have some content knowledge specific to one aspect of the software can write about it. Then all it needs is some baseline organization to frame ip the

In fact, the problem with writing technical manuals is that you must knowthe product really well. But then, it’s very hard to write instructionsfor people who don’t know the product when you do

Agreed. The problem is this. Writing technical manuals isn't for the faint of heart to start with. I've done it before. It is extremely time consuming, and fraught with the possibility that some

Ykes! I already have a day job! LOL I have two or three different piece of information that I try to use. But I have found that some of the stuff the guys circulate here is better defined that the

Gotta hunch Gary just filled Scott’s [HELP WANTED] position to create an entirely updated User Guide that fits him. I find the current version with various hints and kink’s quite satisfactory.