Thank you Rick, I have tried qsomap.org AS YOU SUGGESTED it appears to do just what I need. Thanks again for your help Don Mayotte KB2CDX Virus-free. www.avast.com

I just installed Nov Sweepstakes from my CD and it was version 4.4, 2006 CD. Went to the web site and upgraded to 7.1 and this went perfect. I may try the CW weekend but I am very slow at CW. Thanks

Lou, re 24 hr time - apples and oranges. He’s asking for a 24 hour format - I use 24 hr time format (military style) in, of course, GMT. 73/K7GA Sent from Geoff’s iPhone X

It looks like that website is confused by the single quotes in the ACLog header. You could use a text editor like Notepad to edit the ADIF file to change "N3FJP's" to "N3FJPs" before uploading it. Or,

I am trying to map my QSO's using the website http://www.levinecentral.com/adif2map/ and I receive the following message. "You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to

Of course, but I was thinking of a more real-time method. :) Going into the setup every time seems a little clunky for activating parks, especially if you are on a multi-park

Hi Jim, Thanks for your e-mail. Enter your sent grid square in Settings > Setup: Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging

Hi Ray, Thanks for your e-mail. Larry is correct (thanks Larry). Please always be sure to use the contest checklist before each contest in the future (I still check it myself every

Hi JoAnn, Thanks for your e-mail. Folks use other modes besides SSB. FM is common in VHF and Field Day for example, so when rig interface is not used, the opportunity to map the actual mode is

Hi DR, Thanks for your follow up. You'll find the 24 hour UTC clock here on AC Log, and at the bottom right of the contest software: All my software logs in 24 hour UTC format, as that is the time

I got that. Finally. What about 24 hr clock? DR Beck Toolbox Productions,Inc.

Why would you want a 24 hour clock in your log, when the mainstream logging is done in UTC. You would not be able to confirm your QSOs if you used 24 hour clock logging. Lou WA5LOU

Scroll to the right until you see the frequency column. Click-hold on the title bar and drag it to the left until you have it where you want it. I suggest you keep it in the lower box also for times

I have not done this yet myself but I would imagine that if you enter at least your grid square and state into the designated log fields in ACL and turn on the override in TQSL it should work. I do

Working ok now. I reduced the latitude and longitude to two digits each, and all is working ok. Thanks

Buzz,     I have written a program that acts as a CW memory keyer for my IC-7300. I use the API to get the call of the station I am trying to work from one of the N3FJP contest logging programs

I think ACL uses the computer time. I have my computer set to 24 hour format and UTC. Dave KC3AM -- Hams should be seen as well as heard, 73, Dave KC3AM

Hi All, I'm a new user and noticed that the direction and mileage shown on the contest log page is not correct for my QTH. I've set the latitude and longitude for my QTH correctly, but am wondering if

How do I get 24 clock to work not regular time? DR Beck Toolbox Productions,Inc.

Hi Raymond, When you set up the program, did you click “SSB” in SETTINGS >> SETUP? 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ