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Hello Robert, Many thanks. I do my best to make QLog useful. I would answer your question. It is necessary to distinguish which services are designed as QSL-exchange services and which are Online

Good morning, I just installed QLOG 0.32 via the Ubuntu PPA. I got everything configured and really enjoyed using it last night. I used the software to upload my logs to both LOTW and QRZ. If I then

Many thanks Ladislav, I had a long password set, changed it to something shorter on ON4KST and all is ok again now. -- 73's de Dave, *G8FXM*

theoretically there is a limit for storing passwords, but in practice it is not justified to use strong passwords for this service, because all passwords are sent unencrypted to ON4KST .

I removed version 0.30 and installed version 0.32 and that did the trick, it now opens normally. Many thanks. I have another issue, I changed my ON4KST Chat password and now I cant log in through

Hello Dave, The good news is that I CANNOT replicate it. I installed QLog in 0.30 and upgraded to 0.32 with no issue. This means that QLog is not incorrectly packed. In your case, I would try to

I just tried installing 0.32 over my existing 0.30 version and I get this error: Qlog doesn't work at all now, anyone know how \I recover from this? -- 73'd de Dave, G8FXM

Let me inform you that a new QLog release v0.32.0 is finished. Changelog: - [NEW] - Added Rig Interface Omnirig v1 (Windows only) - [NEW] - Added Rig Interface Omnirig v2 (Windows only) - [NEW] -

Hi Ladislav, Thanks for your reply! You are right the problem was the dialog filter. The newer QSOs were coming from JTDX, where I had a 4 character grid square while the SKCC QSOs had a 6 character

Hi Charlie, The update to the external service is controlled by the ADIF field "_QSL_SENT" and filter selection in the Export dialog. QLog does not use "last upload" timestamp to determine which QSOs

Hi! I have an upload question. It looks like the eQSL and LoTW upload functionality looks at a ‘last upload’ timestamp when determining what to upload. Is it possible to have it look at the

Dekuji Lado ! To mne pomohlo. 55&73 Gerd

Hello, You can add your incoming paper QSL by following way: 1) Find the QSO in QLog 2) Double click on the QSO 3) QSL Tab 4) Manage QSL Card 5) Import the scanned QSL card(s) and edit Received data

Hi there! Can someone help me ? How can i add incoming paper QSL`s to my logbook ? best regard 55&73 de Gerd OE3ASA

Happy New Year Let me inform you that a new QLog release v0.31.0 is finished. Changelog: - [NEW] - DXC - Improved Mode recognition - [NEW] - DXC - Switch Rig mode based on DXC Spot Mode (issue #217) -

QLog does not directly support printing a QSL cards. QLabels and other software do a great job and there is no need to integrate everything into QLog if you have an alternative that is specialized for

Ok. I'll work around it. But How can I print QSL cards with QLog?

I am afraid that this will not be a part of QLog, because it is a rather specific function that can be derived during the post-processing of the exported file. It also depends on what software you use

Yes. I want to print QSL card labels and it's a good practice to make the maximum available QSOs per QSL. In the attached example is 3. If I print a QSL and I've not received yet a QSL card for those

Hi Leo, I'm not sure if I understood that correctly. Do y ou want to have a field where the text will be static? QLog exports one QSO per one CSV line. The export is done by selecting the CSV format