Morning all. I reported a couple of days ago that I was having issues keeping my column widths in place. No one seemed to have any answer, Scott said the programming in that area had not changed

Duh... The "Change number of rows" button? Thanks, I did not see it. You are a kind man! :) 73, and thanks, Dave (NK7Z) https://www.nk7z.net ARRL Volunteer Examiner ARRL Technical Specialist ARRL

Hi Dave, Thanks for your e-mail. To increase the number of rows in AC Log's Net Manager form, click the button at the upper left to change the number of rows. Don't enter a huge amount though, as it

Hi Ray, Thanks for your follow up and clarification. You will need AC Log 3.4 to open that legacy backup file. This FAQ will get you going: I no longer have a 3X (or earlier) version of AC Log

Hello, The Net Manager software appears to be limited to 30 calls, is this correct? If not, how to I get it to expand to beyond 30? -- 73, and thanks, Dave (NK7Z) https://www.nk7z.net ARRL

If you use LOTW, download from there.  The important info will be there. K4GM--George

What exactly do you mean by "the backups were not properly working"? They should be just fine unless you were sending them to a non-existent folder or a drive that was full, in which case I would

I saw where you could just print out an log file

On 25 May 2020 at 21:42, Scott Davis via groups.io wrote: This is from an old copy, and it has a .bak extention? > Hi Ray, > Thanks for your e-mail.  Just click File > Open, navigate to the file

Hi Ray, Thanks for your e-mail. Just click File > Open, navigate to the file you wish to view and select it. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with

Is there a convient way to read an old log file. I upgraded to the new one, but there was a loss of a computer and its data. And the backups were not properly working. So I lost some of my

If anyone needs an illustrated step-by-step directions to set up the WinKeyer with the 7300 just send an e-mail to NG1I@ arrl.net Frank

Dale, I'm coming late to the party, and am a little confused. I assume that you are using both the USB and the C-IV ports. It is the USB port that does the keying. As Scott indicated, you have to turn

I've been using the WKmini for a number of years, and it works great with the N3FJP suite. -- -Thomas AC9BJ Mount Horeb, WI EN53da

Hi Dale, I have a Winkeyer here, but I've received lots of good reports on Winkeyer Mini, which is a less expensive alternative and works just fine, too. You can control the speed with my software

Hi Scott: Thanks for your reply. I tried the 7610 settings but to no avail. I just may have to investigate the WinKeyer. Bottom line, is I would like to use computer keyboarding instead of the

Hi Dale, Thanks for your e-mail. It sounds like, instead of using Winkeyer or USB to serial keying hardware, you would like to key CW via your Icom 7300 directly. I can't speak to the 7300, but the

OR... as I have done on occasion for fun, you can enter the freq and mode from your radio with the tuner and mode button. 8=) -- Ken - K4EES

I desperately want to use the keyboard function of WPX. I can make it do everything it should, except key the transmitter. I see the scroll of what is being sent, but does not key. I don’t like

Hi Steve, Thanks for your e-mail. Your initials are fine in the initials field, but recent versions of TQSL definitely want a call sign in the Operator field. That said, it was my understanding that