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Hi Justin, Apparently this is something new as this has not come to light before.? NAQP does not have power categories so I'm not sure why they would need it. You can open your Cabrillo log in a

Hi Scott and all. I have been a registered using of AClog for about a month now and enjoy it very much. My one request would be a version that would take up less space on my screen. The fields and

Hi Scott and anybody: Why not made a bit easy life of the ACLOG users? A few minor changes or suggestions for any ACLOGs upgrade: 1)To allow enter date and time data without separators (/, :),

Have you thought about adding support for ARRL's Logbook of the World? http://www.arrl.org/lotw/#develop

Hi Richard, Thanks for your e-mail. You can change the amount of screen ACLog uses by clicking Settings, Appearance, Form Size and entering a smaller value. As you know, the default is

Hi Mike, The ARRL's Log Book of the World uses either ADIF or Cabrillo files. All of my software already generates either one or both file types so everything is good to go. Just set up your

if you assembled the interface as per the drawings on the web site then it should work....i was getting cw backwards because i had the input pins wires backwards from the drawing.....if you are

Hi Dee, I've had lots of good reports from users who have constructed the serial port interface on my website. I believe the serial schematic is fine. If anyone has built a parallel interface and

I am talking about the serial port. Which pins on which component are backwards in the diagram? I assembled the serial interface per the diagram on the n3fjp website. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE

well dee i hate to be anal but what port are you talking about....if you are refering to the serial port....i had the pins swapped IAW the print ont n3fjp web site....i turned the pos. and neg.

Hello: A few questions: a) Ver. 2.4: Why not convert QSO RECORD # in a true field instead of a counter? b) Are out your plans sometimes add code, for allow user select the individual

Hi Radhames, The QSO# identifies the record. It is not user modifiable. Thanks for your printing suggestion. Printing enhancements are on the list for future enhancements. 73, Scott,

Hey Scott, Thanks for the reply. I'll be waiting patiently for the 2.4 release :-) If there is anything I can do, please do not hesitate to ask. Thanks Again, Matt

Hi Matt, It is really hard to predict. Sometimes a section of code that I think will take only an hour to write doesn't work out as expected and a day is "lost" coming up with an alternative. Other

Hi Scott, When do you think 2.4 will be available? My log of over 2000 contacts is getting rather slow! Do you need someone to help beta test? I'd be happy to volunteer. Thanks, Matt W5LL

Hi Jason, Thanks for your e-mail. I had a number of requests for that feature following our switch to daylight time this past spring. I have added code in version 2.4 so that ACLog will check your

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