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Hi Radhames, Thanks for your e-mail. The code for numerically sorting the QSO# field when clicking on the column header is already completed for version 2.4. With 31 fields, printing a single line

When are going to be repair "problem" with the QSO record #: this field its a alphanumeric, instead of numeric or incremental field; Also: Why not get print ACLOG like traditional hand

Hi Scott, I just noticed that when Daylight savings occurs, the ACLog program does not adjust for that. Is this expected behavior? I know that Windows takes care of it automatically, however, ACLog

I think that I may have found the problem. I forgot to mention that while I'm at work I use a Dell docking station. I tryed it again at home and it works. Something about the docking station that

Hi Mike, That is plenty of PC. I really don't know why you would be having a problem converting the data. Like I say, I haven't had any other reports of problems and that feature has been around

I'm using a Dell Latitude 640 notebook with xp and 512M of memory. It's also on a network. problems with the conversion utility. What hardware are you running? logging software since 1997. Time,

Hi Mike, Thanks for the clarification. I haven't had any other reports of problems with the conversion utility. What hardware are you running? 73, Scott N3FJP http://www.n3fjp.com/ 开云体育 the

I guess import was the wrong word to use. I'm using the convert fcc database under the file menu. It worked the first time I used it, but locks the computer up every time now. ACLog. The data

Hi Mike, Thanks for your E-mail. The FCC and RAC data is not imported into ACLog. The data exists as files on your hard drive with .cal extensions that ACLog accesses for callbook lookup. You can

When I try to import the FCC database into the callbook, it locks the computer up. I've tryed it 3 different times and it locked up at 3 different stages of the import. Mike Smith KD5ORT

Problem solved -- already! A HUGE thanks to David Whaley, NT9E, who replied with the suggestion that the problem probably was with the Comm port settings more than with the settings within ACLog

Hello Chuck. Had the same problem with my 706mk 2. If I remember right I used 4800 N81 with 50 (IC756) in both strings and RTS. Some of the other Icom codes also worked but fell apart on 50mhz or no

Chuck, My radio and manual is packed away at the moment -- I'm operating portable this evening during the IOTA contest from Hutchinson Island NA-141. So I can't look up the specifics at the moment.

Hi Ed, So far, the same Icom string selection has worked with all Icom rigs. I haven't had a report specifically on the 736 but it should work. Just select Icom from the rig options. Chuck, I

I see in the list of rigs that the IC-736 is not listed. Does anyone know if it will work? Ed/kg4qmi ------------------------------------ Edward Leicester Reg. 1 Director North Carolina Baptist

Hi Chuck, Thanks for your e-mail. I have had good reports from other IC706 MarkIIG users so I'm sure it is just a matter of getting the com settings right. If any Icom users have the specifics

Greetings to the group. I'm a long-time user of ACLog who has just purchased the cable to connect my rig so I can read the frequency and mode directly into the log. I've tried everything I can think

<jpkeon@n...> wrote: With the W1GEE serial adapter I simply added a Radio Shack 2 to 1 stereo headphone adapter at the key jack of my Icom 740. I turn off the internal keyer and plug the computer

<jpkeon@n...> wrote: With the W1GEE serial adapter I simply added a Radio Shack 2 to 1 stereo headphone adapter at the key jack of my Icom 740. I turn off the internal keyer and plug the computer

I need help with my N3FJP Sweepstakes program. I have not used the software before. I recently received the CD, got my password, and loaded it. It worked fine. However, for some reason, I