Tom
You need to run Logger32.exe and Logger32autoinstaller.exe (in the Logger32 folder)
as administrator.
73
On 2018/07/23 17:24, Tom Wylie wrote:

Having run Logger 32 for some considerable time without difficulties, how do do certain things is a distant memory.

My old trusty Windows XP Pro puter has finally bitten the dust and I am trying to setup in a Used Dell Windows 10 computer.    8 Mbs RAM and 500Gb hd.

I downloaded a fresh copy of version 350 and set it up and it runs OK, but continually tells me there is a new upgrade available, which I tell the machine to download and run,  but it refuses to upgrade saying that I need to have administrator privilages.

I have gone into Logger32 properties and told it to run with administration privilages, but it refuses to budge.

How can I update it to the most recent 358 version?


Tom
GM4FDM

Tom
You need to run Logger32.exe and Logger32autoinstaller.exe (in the Logger32 folder)
as administrator.
73
On 2018/07/23 17:24, Tom Wylie wrote:

Having run Logger 32 for some considerable time without difficulties, how do do certain things is a distant memory.

My old trusty Windows XP Pro puter has finally bitten the dust and I am trying to setup in a Used Dell Windows 10 computer.    8 Mbs RAM and 500Gb hd.

I downloaded a fresh copy of version 350 and set it up and it runs OK, but continually tells me there is a new upgrade available, which I tell the machine to download and run,  but it refuses to upgrade saying that I need to have administrator privilages.

I have gone into Logger32 properties and told it to run with administration privilages, but it refuses to budge.

How can I update it to the most recent 358 version?


Tom
GM4FDM

Having run Logger 32 for some considerable time without difficulties, how do do certain things is a distant memory.

My old trusty Windows XP Pro puter has finally bitten the dust and I am trying to setup in a Used Dell Windows 10 computer.    8 Mbs RAM and 500Gb hd.

I downloaded a fresh copy of version 350 and set it up and it runs OK, but continually tells me there is a new upgrade available,  which I tell the machine to download and run,  but it refuses to upgrade saying that I need to have administrator privilages.

I have gone into Logger32 properties and told it to run with administration privilages, but it refuses to budge.

How can I update it to the most recent 358 version?


Tom
GM4FDM

Having run Logger 32 for some considerable time without difficulties, how do do certain things is a distant memory.

My old trusty Windows XP Pro puter has finally bitten the dust and I am trying to setup in a Used Dell Windows 10 computer.    8 Mbs RAM and 500Gb hd.

I downloaded a fresh copy of version 350 and set it up and it runs OK, but continually tells me there is a new upgrade available, which I tell the machine to download and run,  but it refuses to upgrade saying that I need to have administrator privilages.

I have gone into Logger32 properties and told it to run with administration privilages, but it refuses to budge.

How can I update it to the most recent 358 version?


Tom
GM4FDM

When one normally imports an ADIF file, it gives options to flag them for export to LOTW, eQSL, etc...  However, there is no such option with UDP packets that are imported from an external source. When operating WSJT-X, I get tons of QSOs, but no easy way to flag them for LOTW export. No one wants to click each one and set a flag when you have hundreds of QSOs from a recent contest...

So, could the developers please consider an option as to what to flag for UDP (and TCP) imports, just like the user interface does? Maybe some program INI setting/option ?

Thanks and 73s
Steve VE3RX

Hello,
I am fortunate enough to have 4 HF radios, each of which I connect to Logger32 at times.
I tend to leave Radio 1 set as is and change the settings of radio 2 to whichever of the other 3 I wish to use at the time.
I use a YCCC SO2R+ box, which handles the distribution of mic, key, receive audio and PTT between up to 4 radios.

My question is, am I missing a trick? Is there a way to somehow save the Logger32 settings for Radio 1 and Radio 2 so that I can recall them as and when I want to, rather than adjusting settings in Setup, Radio, Radio 2 piecemeal each time?

I suspect there is probably a nifty way to accomplish this, but that I just haven't worked it out yet.

Any suggestions welcomed.

Cheers,

John
G4DRS

Hello,
I am fortunate enough to have 4 HF radios, each of which I connect to Logger32 at times.
I tend to leave Radio 1 set as is and change the settings of radio 2 to whichever of the other 3 I wish to use at the time.
I use a YCCC SO2R+ box, which handles the distribution of mic, key, receive audio and PTT between up to 4 radios.

My question is, am I missing a trick? Is there a way to somehow save the Logger32 settings for Radio 1 and Radio 2 so that I can recall them as and when I want to, rather than adjusting settings in Setup, Radio, Radio 2 piecemeal each time?

I suspect there is probably a nifty way to accomplish this, but that I just haven't worked it out yet.

Any suggestions welcomed.

Cheers,

John
G4DRS

On July 17, 2018 at 8:43 AM Jim Hargrave <w5ifp@...> wrote:

Hi  Radhames,

I am not familiar with the IC-7300. If you would download the latest Logger32 Help file, you should find adequate setup information. Perhaps Aki, JA1NLX can offer more specific solution to your problem.

 

 

Jim – w5ifp-AT-gvtc DOT com

 

From: HI3B Radhames [mailto:hi3b@...]
Sent: Friday, July 6, 2018 2:23 PM
To: w5ifp@...
Subject: bit help

 

Hi

 

W5IFP  USA

JIMMIE R HARGRAVE
493 SHEPHERDS RANCH RD
BULVERDE, TX 78163
USA

 

 

Jim:

I just read the text copied below, where you talk about Logger32 and JTDX / WSJT-X for get work digital modes.

Think you have plenty experience with both, ICOM IC 7300 and L32, and maybe you could help to similar setting.

I will appreciate it very much...Maybe via TeamViewr.

Com 7 is open, but CAT function does not work.

Let me know anything.

73,

Radhames, HI3B.

//

 

 

 

 

Date    

JTDX / WSJT interface with Logger32

Jim Hargrave May 5   #74171     Bob / K4CY has added enhancements to the Logger32 interface with these JT digital programs. We could use a few volunteers to test and critique these changes. The Logger32 Beta version requires JTDX version 18.1.85_4  and/or WSJT-X version 1.9.0-rc4.   If you are a regular operator of JT modes and would be willing to test the changes, please respond by e-mail direct to:  w5ifp@....   Jim – w5ifp@...

 

Hy Gary

What is the purpose of this editing?

73
Jan
PA4JJ

Hi Aki,

 

If you get the chance to talk to Bob about this, it would be nice if L32 would let us manually edit an existing log entry WITHOUT applying the automatic case-correction.

 

So, for example, we might enter “ft. lauderdale” or whatever in the QTH field as we log a QSO and have Logger32 automatically “correct” it to read “Ft. Lauderdale” (nice, thanks!) … but later, if we so choose, we can edit it to read, say “FT. Lauderdale” or “fort Lauderdale” or whatever without having to mess around with unsetting and later re-setting the capitalization rules.

 

73

Gary  ZL2iFB

 

From: hamlogger@groups.io <hamlogger@groups.io> On Behalf Of ja1nlx
Sent: Thursday, 12 July 2018 5:58 p.m.
To: hamlogger@groups.io
Subject: Re: [hamlogger] Capital letters QTH Field

 

Dino

It is very simple.

1. Right click on Logbook entry window.

2. Click Setup.

3. Uncheck "QTH field in proper case"

4. While holding Shift key type "arrl"  "ARRL" is written there.

73

 

On 2018/07/12 14:10, Dino wrote:

Hello!
Is there any option to write in Capital letters
in QTH Field, Logbook. It would bo good for
abreviations, like ARRL, RSGB but without spacebar.
If I write ARRL now I see Arrl. It can be writen with
spacebar A R R L, but if you have more then one
it looks silly.
73 Dino, 9a2no

 

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Dino

It is very simple.

1. Right click on Logbook entry window.

2. Click Setup.

3. Uncheck "QTH field in proper case"

4. While holding Shift key type "arrl"  "ARRL" is written there.

73

Hello!
Is there any option to write in Capital letters
in QTH Field, Logbook. It would bo good for
abreviations, like ARRL, RSGB but without spacebar.
If I write ARRL now I see Arrl. It can be writen with
spacebar A R R L, but if you have more then one
it looks silly.
73 Dino, 9a2no

Dino

It is very simple.

1. Right click on Logbook entry window.

2. Click Setup.

3. Uncheck "QTH field in proper case"

4. While holding Shift key type "arrl"  "ARRL" is written there.

73


On 2018/07/12 14:10, Dino wrote:

Hello!
Is there any option to write in Capital letters
in QTH Field, Logbook. It would bo good for
abreviations, like ARRL, RSGB but without spacebar.
If I write ARRL now I see Arrl. It can be writen with
spacebar A R R L, but if you have more then one
it looks silly.
73 Dino, 9a2no