Hi, OK, too bad... Thanks for consideration. 73, and thanks, Dave (NK7Z) https://www.nk7z.net ARRL Volunteer Examiner ARRL Technical Specialist ARRL Asst. Director, NW Division, Technical

TKS Scott.

Yes, very easy. Go to the main website and download AC log to the computer you want it on. Stephen Spencer

Hi Dave, Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions. Probably not, as that would require replacing the standard Windows dialogue with a custom form. Thanks again! Enjoy! 73,

Morning Scott, Any chance of getting a "Do not show this warning again", check box on the box warning that a fill fields by call from QRZ will overwrite things? Not just for a session, but

Hi Andrew, Thanks for your e-mail. AC Log includes 8 Other fields that you can use for any purpose you like. To add one or more of the Other fields to the main form, this will get you going: How do

Hi WA2JJV, Thanks for your e-mail. Yes, you can run the software on as many PCs for your personal use as you like. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with

Maybe I missed how to do it, but It would be great to have a way to mark certain QSOs as favorite, so I can easily view them later. Or maybe labels in general could be added. Then I can sort by

Greetings, I am brand new to the N3FJP group. I have two desktop, and one laptop computer in my shack. I purchased the full suite back in 2018, and installed it on one of my desktops. Can I install

I recently reviewed Scott's sons instructions on using a 3rd party VPN to share the FD log with remote users. I noticed that Window 10 has a built in VPN, and I was curious if anyone has had success

What I have done in the case where I forgot to enter my power is to find the first record in the contest and enter my power there. If I ever want to refer back I know to look at the first record for

Hi Mark, LoTW doesn't care about power, so you will be fine. Regarding the API question, sure, You will have to code up a client to send the command though, so while sending a command is easy via my

Scott, If I remove the records and reimport them will that mess up LoTW as I have already uploaded them? 73, Mark

Scott, Thanks for the link. I also looked at the documentation for the API. It looks like it might be possible to issue a SQL update command to populate the two fields, can I do that through

CTRL-click is your friend. 73 -Jim NU0C "Joe Pfeuffer" <kw1k@...> wrote:

I probably missed this in the FAQ [I searched twice] I have 3K contest QSOs and about 100 'boro' cards to return. Is there an easy way to select multiple and non-contigous QSOs to export? Thanks, es

With Notepad++, a free utility, you can use the powerful search and replace function to do bulk inserts with a bit of cleverness. Of course ADIF Master works well also but its UI is a bit quirky and

Hi Mark, Thanks for your e-mail. If power will suffice, you can remove your imported records and transfer them again as detailed here, this time mapping power on your export: How do I transfer my

Easiest way I have found is to use ADIF-Master, a free program that drives much like MS-Excel. You can do block edits with it. The nice thing about ADIF-Master is that you are working with a program

Yesterday I used the RAC log to run the Hamvention QSO Party. It worked great! Thanks. This morning I imported an ADIF file to add those contacts to ACLOG. I see that the Power field was not