I agree with Ed on this one, I perfer just text myself but I will go with the majority. Wendell VY2CC K4SB wrote: -- Wendell B. Millman Computer Support Technician P.E.I. Department of

Fred, As a person who has just joined the list I must say do not go the HTML route.Plain text is far better ito downloading and more of the message can be viewed as opposed to Uncle Sams daughters

-Did you create a logbook to have the info stored in? Best thing for a new user to do is go to the help section and do the tutorial thing first. The majority of problems can be worked out by reading

Fred, No HTML please,it's only asking for trouble. Also try to keep the topic to "LOGGER only", and not get off topic. I believe this caused alot of the problems before. I hope Bob continues to help

Well the results are in, some people feel strongly, some not as strongly, but all don't like html email! So, that's what we will do, text only. If anyone wants to show pictures or examples, you can

Yes, created logbook (it appears in the directory that shows behing the error box). I did the tutorials. After that, I deleted (by highliting and deleting) each of the example QSO entries that were

Hello all. Brand new at using Logger. Have about six years of logs on LogWindows which, I understand, does not export ADIF format. Need contact with a VERY PATIENT individual willing to help me

Thanks Rick...I'll take a look. Terry, WØFM

I think there are some conversion tools on the VE9DX site. These may meet your needs! http://ve9dx.weblink.nbtel.net/ Good luck, Rick VE7ASR

Hello.. LA5QIA joined the "company".. :) 73's de LA5QIA / Paul.

Hi Folks, Thanks, Fred for picking up the logger support list duties.... Glad to find it here. I was hopping someone might be able to tell me what's involved in making an interface for connecting

Thanks for reading: Has anyone tried the Rigblaster as seen in QST or at the following URL: http://www.westmountainradio.com with Logger, and especially with the Kenwood TS-440 ? Rigblaster just

Hi Terry, i have written a bunch of conversion programs, but not the one you need. Send me a sample file to see what can be done. 73 Ivan Ivanoff 'Johny' - LZ1PJ e-mail: lz1pj@...

Hi guys, Glad to see there is still a help resource on eGroups for Logger users... Has anyone got any advice on configuring Logger to print on 3 across labels? I've tried everything (and read the

They say that old age is evidenced by a profound reluctance to change. E-Gad --- I didn't know I was getting THAT old. And I think I just experienced the reason for this reluctance. I hope I can

I've just recently switched over to Logger (from another free program called "XMLOG"). Although it's taking me a bit of time to get used to ALL the new features, I really like the overall software

Having recently switched over from XMLOG to Logger, I miss the ability to get "voice" spots via the program. It's helpful to be working around the shack and hear all the spots verbally instead of

Steve you can turn off the "Packet Cluster Window" after you're connected. You will notice in the upper right corner that the "DX Cluster" window contains the spots. If you click on the spot you want

carrollst@... wrote: Well Steve, assumming the "packet window" you speak of is the small display at the top right, Logger will do exactly what you sayl put the call in the log window and set