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Quoting: I renamed one of the "other" fields to location and just fill that in. End quote: Wow!! So I can rename the fields within the efl files? Please advise as you like. Mike M.

[email protected]> wrote: If you're moving your computer to and fro, then you can update the setup data to reflect the correct QTH. If the State/County/Gridsquare are the same between the two

Why not start with using the SETUP window to change your STATE – COUNTY – GRID – LAT/LON? Unless you are only blocks away, that should cover it. I am 50% portable, this is how I roll. I set

Hi Jim. One way to do it is to enter the country name in the “Country” field and hit Tab. Regards, Pat – KZ5J Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2024 9:35 AM To:

Hi Name?/Call? I? renamed one of the "other" fields to location and just fill that in. Larry / W1DYJ

I have ACLog open and see a country on DXSummit that I'm not sure I've worked. How is the easiest way to list the QSO's I've logged in ACLog with stations in that country? Thank you for any help you

I operate from two different QTH's but use one common logfile.? But I would like a simple way to keep track of which contacts are made from which QTH.? To do this should I just edit my configuration

I understand what the time on the clock means. I just wanted to know how to correct it when it's not accurate. I thought we could do that. Now back to 10-meters. -- 73 Fred K2DFC

Hi Fred, Larry's remedy is correct (thanks Larry!).? In response to your question of what the numbers mean, if the display reads 6:10, that means your operating time is 6 hours and 10 minutes.? If

Hi Tom, Thanks for your e-mail.? You'll find the ADIF specs for the fields AC Log supports here: https://www.adif.org/315/ADIF_315.htm You can add titles to any of the 8 user customizable Other

I appreciate the help Larry, but I honestly don't know what all that 6:10 and 5:32 even means. All I want to do is reset the clock and deduct the time I wasn't operating. It appears that can't be

It doesn't have to be running. Example: * Right now my clock with the 60 minute "off-time" default says: 6:10. * If I replace the "60" with "30" -- the "official" ARRL time for calculating the

Hi Larry, I did that in the beginning. I wanted to deduct 45 minutes and it added 2 hours. I just went to try again and the clock doesn't do anything when I put in numbers. I have it stopped now. Does

Hi Fred, When you click on the clock, replace "60" with the *_number of idle minutes_* you wish to use.? For example, although the default is "60", I usually use "10" which is the amount of time I

I stopped operating the 10-meter contest when the band died tonight. But left the clock running. I know it doesn't effect the real calculated time but I kind of like to know how much time I've

Well, to the best of my knowledge - which isn't 100# guaranteed correct, but I would use three OTHER fields. For POTA - the first OTHER field for POTA activator field would need to be specifically

Good evening if you follow the POTA conventions and use MY_SIG as YOUR park when you activate and use SIG_INFO to log the other park, that solves that. Use the comments field to record the SKCC

Ni, What I would do is create two data entry forms. One for skcc and another for pota. Each form would have a field labeled either pota or skcc and I would put the park or skcc number into the field

If I understand you right, you want to have ONE FIELD........ that can have either a POTA activator park #, a POTA hunter park #, or an SKCC #..... and you want this single field to recognize the

Hi, I am trying to get an understanding of the format Aclog uses to write the adif files in that you can use to import and export data into. What version of the adif format does this software conform