I don't use any of the K1JT software which means I can't answer your question. Sorry. --Doug, W5DET

Hi Ed, Thanks for your e-mail. Yes, I missed that label update last time. 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general logging software since

Scott, To work around McAfee issues, have opted to list the exec file addresses for all of my ham radio applications in the McAfee PC Security Exception file. This has been a big problem with

Now it makes sense. Thanks again Larry. I need to remember what Mother Terisita told me 70 plus years ago in Parochial School about trying to make sense of what you read. 73, Pat – KZ5J

Hi Pat, In this case the term “current band” refers to the band the station is on, not the band that you are on. (There is only so much space for the label.) Larry / W1DYJ

I’ll be darned. It does work. A spot just showed up for the Maldives on 20 meters even though I have it confirmed on 12 meters. That’s great!!! Thanks Larry and Scott. That will definitely

Hi Scott. OK, I’ve changed it to “Alert if New on Current Band” but that doesn’t make much sense to me. In other words if I’m currently sitting on 20 and I have the country confirmed on

Yup, I've been expecting to use virtual machines as a hole card. It seems that ham related software falls in 3 categories. Those that will run native, those that will run in WINE, and those that

Thanks Scott, I figured you were keeping an eye on this. That should give me a starting point. 73 Dennis

Thanks Scott. I can't believe I put off licensing (and actually using) your product as long as I did. Great product, easily customized, all needed functionality is there. I just wish I could get it

Seems like that would be an easy thing to add to the comments field during the QSO. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager. NA-SOTA info is at:

Hi Chuck, Thanks for your e-mail. Click File > Show File Locations to see the location of your settings files. Please see this FAQ here: I would like to backup or transfer my AC Log customized

Hi Dennis, Thanks for your e-mail. Please see this FAQ here: Will your software run on Linux? http://www.n3fjp.com/faq.html#q59 Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio

After many failed attempts trying to use Wine on LinuxMint, I set up a Windows 7 VM in VirtualBox without any pain, did a normal Windoze installation of N3FJP software I want to use, and never looked

Where are the screen layout/font/colors saved/stored for ACLog? I'd like to save a copy of that config file, or registry hive in case I have to reinstall ACLog. I spent a lot of time rearranging

Hi Tim, Thanks for your e-mail. Please go ahead and upgrade to the current version of my software and try again. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with

Hi Pat, Thanks for your e-mail. Larry's suggestion is correct (it's not dependent on your current band). Try it, you'll see. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio

Hi Paul, Thanks for your e-mail. Sorry, no, miles are not saved as part of the QSO record. Enjoy! 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com Serving the Amateur Radio community with contesting and general

I'm coming off our annual ARRL WCF Techcon this weekend where Linux and Ubuntu received quite a bit of attention and I'm curious if anyone has had success with the N3JFP logging software in a Linux

Thank you Scott....Thanks for the easy fix. AC is a great tool. Ed W6OLA