JIM - Thank you for all that you do. You probably don't hear that often enough. And I imagine since prefix and call areas have little meaning anymore, it is probably more difficult than people imagine

Easiest way is three different user accounts on the computer, every operator logs in with their own account. Vy73 – Mike – KD5KC – El Paso – Texas – DM61. The canyons are calling, colorful and deep. B

Have a look at this one. Supposed to be a “Stand Alone” version. Download Center (netlogger.org) Vy73 – Mike – KD5KC El Paso, Texas – DM61rt

Thank you sir…… I guess the Iced Coffee is working this morning. Iced coffee in the cup, a small space heater on my feet. Welcome to West Texas! We get cold and snow about every three years. Recently

Good morning Chuck. His problem is that he is logging people who check in to a net. He is logging them in the sequence they check in. HOWEVER, they to not leave the net in the same sequence as they ch

I believe I can clearly see what the problem is. And there is no hope for it other than looking for a program that better fits your needs. AC-Log isn’t a net-control type program where you have multip

This is exactly why I did away with all the USB-serial adapter cables in the shack. Unless you are certain you didn’t get caught with a cloned cable, any windows update and it might just quit working

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Good morning again. Not everyone is as diligent in logging as others. But this is a hobby, not a profession. It is what it is. And this is an example of why I am so careful to be certain when I upload

Larry, a question. Is it possible that the offending call sign is in one of your back-up files? Mike – KD5KC -- El Paso -- Texas. The canyons are calling, colorful and deep. But I have promises to kee

Oops…… SORRY. PLEASE read My former call KD5KC as My former call KD9KC. Mike.

I would start by verifying my certificate validation. An active certificate has no end date entered, but will expire and needs to be renewed. The second thing I would check is if I am trying to enter

IIRC, the operator field -IS- your callsign. Also IIRC, some contest submissions choke when that field is a NAME and nota CALLSIGN. Of course, I could be wrong. I’ve slept since this occurred with me.

I agree. I always had some minor but annoying little quirks with JT-Alert. Then someone turned me on the Grid-Tracker, and it’s been smooth ever since. Just wish I had more time for radio. Mike – KD5K

One caution here. That “all contacts not uploaded” only works if you have never been portable anything or anywhere but home. If you have operated from two or more separate locations, each group of QSO

Good point! My excuse, I’ve been up since about 4am, and I ran out of coffee about 10am. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it!!!!! Vy73 – Mike – KD5KC El Paso, Texas – DM61rt

Interesting situation. Although I had several issues with JT-Alert, it never caused anything like this. Did you possibly have a recent WINDOWS UPDATE? Sadly, I’ve experienced bad things happen to some

Well, I've seen it. So YMMV. My opinion, there are two kinds of people using text editors on their ADIF files. Those who hosed up a log. And those who haven't yet. Well. There is a third...... So you

If you are doing it with a text editor, make sure you have a good backup. Certainly it is dead simple. If you understand ADIF. But delete one period or comma, get one piece out of place, and you just

I keep hoping too. ANDROID is the most popular O/S today by far. When I do Field Day having the N3FJP Field Day logger on my Android phone would make logging so much simpler. Carrying a Windows laptop

Do this: Click à ELOGS à LoTW à Upper left corner. LoTW user name LoTW Login Password LoTW Station Location. It is a drop-down box! Best of luck, stay safe and well sir. Mike – KD5KC -- El Paso -- Tex