Thanks Chuck. Now if I can figure out how to do that I would be in good shape. I worked 8 contests since I got the software and started using the different formats for the contests. I run into the sam

Larry/W3UIO (& others): I am an Extra and when I work someone in the extra portion of the band it counts towards one particular award for that (GERATOL) and then there are other occasions where I use

Hello everyone: A new Wish List thread.... I wonder how other folks are managing their QSLs "Sent and received"? I find that a simple check mark in the paper or N3FJP log is woefully short. Instead I

OM's, I've just noticed that my bearing and distance calculations aren't correct. The program is stuck on the same bearing and distance. I've plugged in the local airports latitude and longitude. Anyo

I just downloaded the ACLog software and am preparing to input my paper logs. I keep two; one for home and one for the mobile. Should I separate the electronic logs? Does anybody have an opinion? Than

Scott, Is there a way to have a second serial (ie the unused DTR or RTS) line trigger a push-to-talk on my rig when using your programs? The VOX works alright when starting a TX, but I have to turn th

I am curious as to why one would want to record frequencies in addition to band during a contest. I ask this mainly to help me decide whether I need to do this. I have always recorded frequencies for

I have been typing in some old QSO's by hand. I came across a QSO with a station from the German Democratic Republic. ACLog did not recognize the country. I went to the 'Add Country' dialog, but I see

Hi All, Just a quick note to let you know that November Sweepstakes Contest Log 3.8 is now available. A bug came to light with the band duration clock when using rig interface with previous versions.

I notice in my AC Log 2.4 that the program automatically lists prefixes worked BUT not CQ Zones. Can it be made to automatically list CQ Zones too? 73, Thomas F. Giella, KN4LF Plant City, FL, USA EL87

Scott, That's great about automatic CQ & ITU zones calculation in v2.5. I have 2000+ 160 meter contacts in my log and it's a daunting task to recalculate for the zones. I've really enjoyed using your

Hello Scott and all group: Follow are someone minor changes for any next upgrade of ACLOG(version 2.5 comming next month, or later in future improvements), maybe must don't represent, too much work fo

OM's I think Scott should stay with enhancements that fit with the original intended purpose of the program - logging amateur contacts. We can all quickly and easily generate a large wish list. It's m

I'm sure I'm in the minority but as far as I'm concerned we can flush LOTW down the toilet because of how the ARRL pooh poohed eQSL.

Scott, I know that you've requested input regarding QSLing--especially LOTW-- and that this is a fairly complicated topic. I was ready to write a long feature request email after LOTW came out since I

Hello Scott: Do You would like all your user are automactically in contact each time they are using ACLOG (or another of your programs) at time they access internet? Would be great!, specially for int

Hello, can someone please help me out. I am using a Kenwood TS- 450SAT and a Rigblaster Nomic. I am not the most computer literate person, so if there's someone who can explain to me what I need to do

Scott, Tried to send you two emails to you this morning, both bounced back from AOL. Hmmm.... For those of us that choose to do the pin and paper thing, will future versions of ACLog only add to the w

Hi Scott: Appreciate all you are doing in developing AC Log . What do you think about including a code for the QSL that indicates a QSL is needed or not needed? This way the program could select only

The W1GEE interface offers a much better value then the Rig Blaster(s). The W1GEE interfaces with the N3FJP software very easily. Just my personal opinion. 73, Thomas F. Giella, KN4LF Plant City, FL,