Hi Joe. I’ve handled the password situation in two different ways. Since I’ve changed computers 2 or 3 times since I’ve started using ACLog I have a hard copy printed of the original email

Original list Scott/Kimberly sent printed and refrigerator magnet to file cabinet. Dale K8TS Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I keep them in a text file in the folder where my log files reside (which is not the default folder, so I can find it easily) and also backed up in another location. 73 -Jim NU0C "Joe K7JOE via

Great idea, you always have an alphabetical reference. Brad Sent from Xfinity Connect App

If using an IPhone, I usually save in Contact Notes Under N3FJP. Guess you can do that also, wherever you save your contacts. XS Max

Depending on which service you use for e-mail, some will let you create and name folders for saving your e-mails. I have been doing it that way for years and it's quick as I have a single place to

I used to have the same problem. I have a folder in my email for N3FJP so what i did was make a subfolder that I call KEYS. I put Scott and Kims email with the keys/passwords in that subfolder. also

Hi Joe, Thanks for your e-mail. You only need to enter the passwords once. The only time you should have to reference the password list after that is when to move to a new PC, so keep them around

Joe your passwords are supposed to be stored in the folders that were installed for each contest. Look in your Documents folder there should be a folder named Affirmatech, then inside the N3FJP folder

A long time ago I printed my N3FJP password list out and placed it in a folder in my file cabinet. I also took a picture of that page with my iPhone and saved that to a secure folder in the phone and

Hi Joe, I never have this issue. There is something amiss with your setup. I wish I had an answer for you. Are you using the latest version of each contest? 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ

I just printed them out so it’s available Stephen Spencer

does anyone have a best practice for the passwords Every time I load a contest I have to hunt for the email with passwords. No way to go to a universal password is there ? Joe

David, This is the best response I ever received from a question I asked on any group I subscribe to. Brad Sent from Xfinity Connect App

YES, I am a 1, 2, 3 kind of person. Very helpful seeing an explanation this way. Dave KC3AM -- Hams should be seen as well as heard, 73, Dave KC3AM

Good point Jim, I guess one way to look at it is that we should have access to many Elmer’s in today’s technical world. And, it gives those with knowledge the opportunity to become an Elmer to

Yes! There does seem to be a lack of intellectual curiosity regarding exploring the menu system of the software of the day and saying "oooh, what does THAT do?". I suppose people are afraid of

At the risk of prolonging this thread: I often find out useful things about software by rummaging about the menus. The more cautious might want to stash a backup copy of the appropriate config file(s)

Thanks, I went and changed the font for the TEXT and now the two clocks are not cut off at the bottom. JoAnn Donaldson - AB8YZ

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