Mike Logger32 already has an auto-backup utility. Click on the Zip databases and Logbook icon (the one at the extreme left of the menu bar) and select schedule. I do a full backup at shutdown to

😊 The plot thickens! I’m using WSJT-X not JTDX (as indicated by the subject line above). 73 Aki-san Gary ZL2iFB

Gary It is JTDX (not WSJT-x) which tell Logger32 logged QSO data via TCP. 73 de aki ja1nlx ---In hamlogger@..., <Gary@...> wrote : Thanks everyone … John: yes, I could mess around trimming

Thanks everyone … John: yes, I could mess around trimming out just the latest QSOs from the WSJT-X log to import into Logger32 using SP7DQR’s program or Notepad or whatever, but that’s

Download latest Logger32 Help file and See: Misc | TCP server 73, Jim – w5ifp@...

This is all getting too complicated. I've created a simple batch file called from the L32 Utilities menu that MOVES the wsjtx_log.adi file to the folder where my downloads go. From there I simply use

Gary You could try using the ADIF Filter program available from here: http://sp7dqr.pl/en/converters.php Have it filter your WSJT-X log by date based on the last qso in your Logger32 log. This will

Thanks Gerald. Yes … but checking through the bad.adi is a separate, optional user activity after the import is done, which I suspect hardly ever gets done. I’m suggesting it might be nice to

The log .adi file is a hidden file and doesn’t appear in a search. Simplyright click on the file you see in the wsjt-x folder and unhide it. I created ashortcut to the file and stuck it on my

Hi guys, Is there any step by step or youtube moovie how to connect FTDX5000 + MICROham USB Interface III with Logger32 out there somewhere? .. So I can have freq read in Logger32, PSK's CW MMTTY

Gary, You may already know this, but looking at the bad.adi file that is generated during an import includes all the rejected qsos along with the reason they were rejected. > Gerald, VE1DT ---In

Hi, I don't have currently any problem with Logger32, but i would like to understand how the Telnet feature is working. I recently installed Norton wifi privacy on the laptop I use in relation

The Full Prefix Synchronisation worked for me also Gary. 73 Ken ZL4NR On 16/10/2017 9:56 AM, Gary@... [hamlogger] wrote:

…. Talking of which, when we import an ADIF with duplicate records, the dupes are skipped but are identified as “Errors”: it might be nice if the import routine displayed the count of

I’m not sure it worked for me: I had to remove the VU7T entry under “Not valid for DXCC” to clear it. 73, Gary ZL2iFB

That is correct. You will get errors for those qsos already in the log that you are trying to import, but that is not a problem. The dupes in the import will be discarded and only the "new"

Peter: Thanks for you reply and help. Some of the QSO's in that log are already in my L32 log. I am assuming that if I import the entire file, it will just ignore those QSO's that are already in the

Thank you one and all. "Full prefix synchronisation" worked for me as well. Mysteries of the universe. Regards, Mike VP8NO

And for me also it helped. Nick SV1VS

VU7T shows Lakshadweep Islands Using Logger32 ver3.50.335 73 Jan PA4JJ Op 15-10-2017 om 15:17 schreef Mike Harris mike.harris@...