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Hi Mike, Thanks for the report. Keep in mind that the time of the contact is based on the clock of the PC that entered the record. If one of the PC's did not have the clock properly set then the

Hi Matt, Thanks for the suggestion. I have received a couple of requests for that feature but not too many. With all the other items on the agenda it may not make the next revision. 73,

This may have already been asked but was wondering if there are any plans to add realtime eQSL log entry submission capability to ACLog. In other words, the ability to right click on a entry then

Or better yet! Have the ability click on a entry and have the options to do a online lookup via qrz.com <nf6q@s...> wrote: revision to for QSL printed.

Might interest IC-756 Pro Users. ACLog 2.3 works just fine with the CT17. Using the Pro's default settings with rig on port 1 of the CT17 change ACLog settings to: Baud rate 19200 String to read

Thanks .. yes.. the missing data. Great to have you in touch.. Says it all for customer sat. SNKDavis@... wrote:

Hello to everyone. I have imported all my qso's into AClog. Nice!! It would be nice to click on an entry and have the option to do a Callbook lookup. -- 73's Fernando NF6Q/NNN0JYM San Jose,CA.

Does ACLog have a rotor control feature built in? I just installed the EZ rotor control with the RS232 option in my Tailtwister control box and would like to control the rotor from my logging

Hi Fernando, Yes, I definitely plan to add a feature in the next ACLog revision to fill in missing data, however, ACLog will print address labels for QSL cards now if that is what you would like to

Hi Lawrence, Thanks for your e-mail. No ACLog does not provide rotor control at this time. I'll certainly keep that in mind for the future. 73, Scott, N3FJP snkdavis@... <A

Hi All, Just a quick note to let you know that I have just added code for rig interface with the Ten Tec Orion. It isn’t up on the website yet, but if you are planning to use an Orion for Field

Hi Bill, Thanks for your e-mail. To use the Hamcall data on your hard drive, just set the directory to C (don't enter a colon or &#92;, just the letter). That should do the trick. Thanks for your

Hi Scott, Not wishing to leave my HamCall CD in the drive, I installed the software onto my hard drive, but ACLog doesn't seem to want to extract the log info from that location (C drive/HamCall

Has anyone done any measurements on the speed vs the number listed in the speed setting window? It would be nice to know what number to set it to for 5,10,15,20,25,30,35 WPM. My ear for guessing

Hi Huel, The CW speed is dependent on the processor speed. The faster your processor, the higher the number. My old 75Mhz machine sounds good at the 7-10 range! 73, Scott,

I am very interested in using the CW interface, but before either building the circuit or buying the cable, I wanted to make sure the software did what I hope. Perhaps I missed the full description,

Hi Jim, Thanks for your e-mail. Yes, by pressing the F12 key you enter "keyboard" mode. Each character that you type is sent. When you want to exit and return to logging, just press F12 again.

Hi All, Eddie, KG4EFR, sent me a very cool ACLog screen shot configuration (see the forwarded message below). I thought it would be fun to add a web page showing different configurations that

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