Hi Mitch. That did it. It's all working now. Thanks for the help!! 73 Randy KN6ISQ

Over the past few weeks I have noticed that my column size is not staying fixed. I use the pointing device (I have a touch-pad on the keyboard, not a mouse) to pull the column sizes the way I want it

Hi Paul, Thanks for your follow up. Sorry, since you deduced the problem, I didn't think any further replies were needed. You wrote: I found where I can download from the LoTW site. Here's the

Thanks Mitch. I will try it in a couple of hours. Shack is off the master bedroom and the master is still asleep. :-) I will let you know how it goes. 73 Randy

Randy, OK, it should be active now. Uncheck the ACLog entry. You should really only have the QRZ item checked. And on the QRZ lookup box in ACLog you've entered your callsign and QRZ password and

Hi Randy and thanks Mitch! Yes, AC Log is fully functional in trial mode. As long as the data provided by QRZ includes a county (not every record does, but many do), the data will be added to AC

Hi Mitch. I subscribed to QRZ yesterday thinking that was the problem, but it still isn't populating. It could be someone has to flip a switch on their end. I'll give it another try later this

Thanks Guys, For all the good reasons already covered, my software is designed to properly map the designation, whether it be a prefix or suffix. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving

Hi Scott, Was the download snippet helpful? Thanks, Paul, AC9O

Hi Randy, Welcome to ACLog! It's a great logging program and you can always find help in this users forum. To populate fields like county and grid square, you need to subscribe to a data service like

One point I need to clarify. I am currently using WSJT and importing the log into Amateur Software. I then click on Fill Fields Determined by Log and then Whole Log. I have tried both QRZ and AC

I recently got my license and am trying to figure out the best way to log my contacts. I'm really liking N3FJP's software, with the exception of one problem - I can't seem to get the county, and

George, Jim is correct; /SU is not allowed to designate a domestic operation, and of course, Scott's software is designed is designed to be in compliance with what IS allowed. Further, your statement

I think single letter suffixes are tolerated because so few of them map entirely to a specific country prefix. M could be MI, MW, etc. which are different countries or regions. Also it is my

Hi Jim, You beat me to it. K2H/SU is not allowed by the FCC. Note that many other combinations are also not allowed but are used, such as W1xxx/M which indicates the ham is in England. This is

This is expected behavior. SU is a prefix for Egypt. Per F.C.C. Part 97.119(C): One or more indicators may be included with the call sign. Each indicator must be separated from the call sign by the

Hi Scott, There is an anomaly in the DX spotting which should be fixed if not too complicated.    By way of example there is a special event station in New Jersey identifying as K2H/SU which is

No worries Scott - I am just old school. Raised on paper logs when EVERTHING was in the log (9/9/63 received first license). Time on, freq, mode, power, every transmission including tune

Steve, You were 100% right and this cured the problem. Many TNX and 73, Ed ND8R

Hi Tom, Thanks for your e-mail. Sorry, most folks don't log an off time for individual net checkouts (or regular QSOs for that matter), so I have not included it in the net feature. There is no need