Hi Ralph, Thanks for your e-mail. The UTC time is read directly from your OS. No calculation from local time is required. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio

Great idea! That will certainly do until a feature is added to the software. -- Bert - W0RSB Saint Paul, MN

Have looked through the Settings and cannot find how to set the UTC time, to accommodate Daylight/Standard time. Any help would be appreciated. Ralph, NA6D

Like Jim/NU0C, I am always importing from my N1MM exports folder ... so I made a shortcut to that folder and put it in the ACLog folder that always opens on import. A quick mouse operation and I'm in

Although I am using mostly different software, I can share ports using VSPE - Virtual Serial Port Emulator software from Eterlogic. The 64-bit version is not free ($25) but works very well. I think

Bruce, Check out VSPE. I use this all the time to "port share". Works great on my systems. It allows 4 Apps to share the same COM port. Mike -- 73, Mike, N1JEZ "A closed mouth gathers no feet"

Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions Bert! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since 1997. 1 Peter 3 vs 15: Always

I tend to agree with this. My imports and exports are ALWAYS from different locations. 73 -Jim NU0C "Bert W0RSB via Groups.Io" <bert.w0rsb@...> wrote:

With the size of USB sticks as big as they are these days you could put a Linux distro on a bootable stick and run ACLog in a Windows virtual machine under Linux. 73 -Jim NU0C "John" <gnw@...>

The menu selection "Import ADIF ..." always goes to the ACLOG directory in Documents. It would be nice if the last directory used could be remembered, or even better if it was configured. -- Bert -

Thanks Mike. Installation on multiple computers was what I was trying to avoid. I was hoping there was a "Portable App" technique for the software.

Hi Bruce, Thanks for your e-mail. Windows won't allow multiple applications to share the same com port. Why do I get a com port sharing error message? http://www.n3fjp.com/faq.html#q40 I've not

Scott, I have ACLog, running with JTDX, running with JTAlert, connected to a K3. The K3 has the upgraded interface/internal soundcard, KIO3B/ KXV3B. The KIO3B uses a single USB cable to

I need more cowbell! Jeff Freedman, K7JF Gig Harbor, Washington

Thanks, got it adjusted.-- Ryan Trullinger/Tru-Image Photography KC0QNB Gothenburg Nebraska

Hi, Thanks for your e-mail. Click Settings > Appearance > Main List Size on Form and enter your preferred size. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with

Hi Frank, Thanks for your follow up. Details are in the CW setup text narrative on the CW setup form as follows: To enable the Tab Sends Message (TSM) option, press Ctrl + Shift + G from the main

I just configured ACL for WWFF-KFF but I also want to use the program for "normal" stuff. To do that I need more room on the screen. I really don't need to see my last 50 contacts, is there a way to

Per the ADIF spec, OPERATOR is "the logging operator's callsign", and further "if OWNER_CALLSIGN is absent, STATION_CALLSIGN shall be treated as both the logging station's callsign and the callsign of

Maybe I'm having an old age moment. I still don't get it. Are we talking about the messages stored under the F-Keys? If so I have never used shift-cntl-g. I just hit an F-Key and the message is sent.