Ummmm – so I’m confused. You want to be able to do this in AC-Log? Or a contest program? Teach me, I am totally unaware of “temporary memories 1 thru 10 in AC-Log or any of the contest

The True Blue DXers Club (TBDC) is a group of DXers that still like working DX the old fashioned way with CW and SSB. Not that they think the digital modes are bad but rather that the digital modes

Hi Scott, And to supplement Jim N5IB's report... I installed the ARRL Sweeps test version and tried various options. It worked great. However, I discovered that the FT-891 does not have a CAT command

I do all my major logging backups to Dropbox. Can access my logs from any pc anywhere! -- Roland

Thanks Rick-that was the "problem". Bill

If you are not seeing the COMPORT's in the bios at boot up time, then I would recommend copying down your current BIOS settings, then reset them to factory or pull the battery and force the computer

I looked at this, but I t does not apply here. Something has recently changes with how Visual Studio is building this application because this is a very new problem that we have net seen in the past.

It will only write a backup if something has changed. Try adding a QSO, then exit. Your backup will be there. Rick WØYGH

Scott, I have a problem with the external backup. I have a USB drive in the PC and readable/writeable, confirmed by writing to it. 1.80 GB free; ACLog file is a whopping 204 KB. I've set up ACLog to

Bain, Just to be clear HamCall and QRZ require a paid subscription service. The ACLog free version needs a download and only includes USA and Canada calls the last time I checked And you should only

Larry, When I exported the log from N1MM in Cabrillo format, the information was complete, including SPC data. In any case, Mitch NW0M has suggested a fix to the problem using a function in

Mitch, Thanks for this idea, which I’ll try next time I use N1MM+ and transfer the log data to ACLog. In my ACLog I have activated both HamCall and QRZ, so this should work. Bain Sent

I am unable to upload files to eqsl. I thought that it would up a file when I logged the contact in AC logger but I find no files in the in box at eqsl. I downloaded the new AC logger 6.7 but still

I have to agree, but drive failure isn't the only thing to worry about. Theft and fire are also concerns, and having a backup on an attached drive or thumb drive left in the system won't help in

I have that also......no problems

It's not Windows 64-bit but Microsoft Office 64-bit that is causing problems with HRD Logbook database. Ron, AC2C

I have HRD and had the new windows 64 bit update and I have no problem with the HRD log book Frank

I just read Scott's email about potential file loss and the backup function within ACLog. I thought I would mention the solution I use on all computers here at my house. Scott is right in that there

Bain, After the import, select all of the K1USN QSO records from the Recent Contacts main list, Click Edit from the top menu bar, click Fill Fields Determined by Call, click Selected Records. That

Hi Wilbur, Thanks for your e-mail. That depends on the number of QSOs and amount of data recorded. You can navigate to your log file in Windows Explorer to see the file size. Enjoy! 73,