Hi Les, Not a stupid question at all. (Perhaps a stupid answer...) You may have to use CNTRL-SHIFT-R to stop the rig interface so that it doesn’t prefill some of the entries. Then just type in

Thanks Joe, much better than "seriously" Les. VA7RN

Ah, so I enter the callsign and then start going through all the other data which was automatically entered (but is incorrect for this call) i.e. date, time band mode etc. Les, VA7RN

OKAY, so I'm asking a stupid question. Want to help?

Well if I enter a callsign, it fills in my current band and frequency and date, which is incorrect for the old log. Les. VA7RN

I used a program called Fast Log Entry. https://www.df3cb.com/fle/ Saved the ADIF file and imported it to ACLog. It really sped things up for me. 73, Gary “Joe” kk0sd

Yup, Just enter as if it were a live contact. I have done about 2000 from old logs and QSL cards. Takes less than one minute for me. Word of caution ( lesson learned ) pay

Seriously?

Les; Just enter the q’s like you normally would, the go to FILE>SORT ON DATE and they will be right in order. Good Luck Dale K8TS Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi Les, Thanks for your e-mail. I'm afraid I'm lost. What is preventing you from entering your old QSOs? 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and

Thanks Brian, yes that is a generic form that was originally shared in all my software. You can type in whatever you like, right on the Cabrillo form in my software, before writing the Cabrillo file.

I would like to enter some QSO's from an old pencil log into AClog. How can this be done? Les, VA7RN

I dont have the program right in front of me but I think if you look at the preprogrammed messages in the cw set up window there might be one already set up to send serial number and exchange..if not

Thanks Scott and Steve for the info. Sorry Scott, I thought you would reply. I figured that you couldn't easily handle the multiple values in that field and just was looking for confirmation. And

Scott..I was setting up for next weekends CQ WPX contest and noticed that the category overlays in the logging program do not match the category overlays spelled out in the rules. It would be easy

Are you sure the call isn't K2H/SUF. There is a special event for Covid-19 Heroes. K2H then the county abbreviation. SUF is for Suffolk County. It's been spotted on the cluster many times. --

And it's one of - if not THE - best programs out there for hamming. If users would quit trying to customize it, then not complain when it doesn't work we'd have a lot fewer posts here. Oddly, Scott

Hi Steve, Thanks so much for your awesome post with great insights and information! Thanks loads!!! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and

Hi Mike, Thanks for your e-mail. I'm sorry that you've run into trouble. Something very unusual is going on there, as the column size coding hasn't changed in years. Additionally, since it just

Paul, ACLog does not handle contacts made with a station on a grid line or grid corner, at least ACLog doesn’t handle them automatically. There is a manual workaround. Here is the method I