Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
thanks for everything Bob. one last thing and then I'll leave you, I'm trying to understand why or where I touched something. the squares no longer come out automatically. 73 lou
Il giorno sab 24 mag 2025 alle ore 03:25 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
OK, let's try this. In the Logbook Entry Window the Band/Mode/Frequency comes from the radio. If the radio is on 1400.1, the Band will be 20m and the mode will be CW. If you QSY the radio to 14250.0 the Mode will change to SSB.
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If Logger32 is not connected to the radio, try this: On the Logbook Entry Window, click the mouse on the Word Freq, Band, or Mode. This opens a new Window where you can manually set the Frequency, Band , and Mode of the Logbook Entry Window. See section 6.1.2 (Page 154) of the help file.
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 8:48 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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maybe I didn't explain myself well. my Adif file was loaded regularly in Loger32. the problem I encounter is that in the window for inserting a new QSO there are frequency, mode and band already set that I don't know where it gets them from. to get around this problem I have to use manual insertion. I hope I was clear
Again, my apologies. I still don't understand. If you have an ADIF file of your logs, why not simply import the file? See section 3.1 (Page 90) of the help file. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 8:06 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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you wrote: Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks.
i answer: why should one insert old qsos manually if he has his ADIF file of his old log? and loads them into the new LOg automatically?
anyway. thanks for helping me it was just my personal opinion
Il giorno sab 24 mag 2025 alle ore 01:27 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
... apologies, English is not my native language, I have no idea what you said/asked. Hopefully someone else can offer assistance. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 7:15 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
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Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
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Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
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SeventyThree(s).
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My short answer below....
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On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
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Please tell me exactly what happened. What do you see? 73.
On 05/24/2025 7:13 AM EDT Hubert CRETOIS via groups.io <h.cretois@...> wrote:
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Hello Bob
It is possible to send your the 13 files pse because I m the problem today?
TNX for advance
f4fip
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OK now with FT991 setting
On Friday 23 May 2025 at 22:53:42 BST, ja1nlx via groups.io <ayoshida0205@...> wrote:
Neil What radio should be selected in the radio setting table ? FT991 or FTDX10 will work.
On 2025-05-24 ÍÁ 4:17:50, Neil, G3RIR via groups.io <ackerley.neil@...> wrote: What settings do I use to connect the FT710 to Logger32.
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I have no problem connecting it to N1MM.
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Neil G3RIR
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Hello Bob
It is possible to send your the 13 files pse because I m the problem today?
TNX for advance
f4fip
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Re: Suggestion for Logger32 User Manual
Thanks Mike.
There are instructions on page 31 of the manual for breaking the PDF into chunks of about 100 pages for the purposes of translating them, then stitching the translations back together.? While?the chunking process might also work for AI training, one would need to check first?with Bob K4CY since it's his intellectual property.? ??
Maybe those low-skilled redundant workers can be redeployed as fact-checker/model refiners?
73 Gary? ?beater/tester &?
Honor Roll &? checker
Hi Gary
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Thanks for that.
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I actually found that there's one LLM model that can accept a huge PDF (expensive) but all others are apparently limited to about the first 100 pages of a PDF in chat mode.?
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But in batch mode one can accept up to a 1 GB PDF... so we will get there ?
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I'm on the AI committee at work and there's actually some useful stuff the AIs can do - pretty much replacing the role of low-skilled juniors.
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Makes me wonder what the low skilled juniors will do when all those jobs are filled!
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One type of model that is super impressive is the "reasoning" type model.? Far fewer hallucinations, and it shows you the steps in its logic.
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I was working on a complex computational electromagnetics problem and was unsure what choice to make regarding a tradeoff between complicated boundary conditions versus simplicity elsewhere and after I wrote a very clear and detailed explanation of the problem, the AI (DeepSeek R1) produce 28 pages of what sounded like a physics grad student explaining to their professor how they would calculate soemthing, the tradeoffs, etc, then it went into a load of vector calculus (all correct) and ended up with a ton of good analysis.? It took time to go through it but was all correct!? Amazing - much more than the "guess the next word/token that standard AIs do...
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I hear Grok3 is also very impressive with science related stuff.
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Other AIs like "MS Copilot" are more like what you were describing.
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73
Mike M0AGP
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
OK, let's try this. In the Logbook Entry Window the Band/Mode/Frequency comes from the radio. If the radio is on 1400.1, the Band will be 20m and the mode will be CW. If you QSY the radio to 14250.0 the Mode will change to SSB.
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If Logger32 is not connected to the radio, try this: On the Logbook Entry Window, click the mouse on the Word Freq, Band, or Mode. This opens a new Window where you can manually set the Frequency, Band , and Mode of the Logbook Entry Window. See section 6.1.2 (Page 154) of the help file.
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 8:48 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via groups.io <luigiverdicchio1@...> wrote:
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maybe I didn't explain myself well. my Adif file was loaded regularly in Loger32. the problem I encounter is that in the window for inserting a new QSO there are frequency, mode and band already set that I don't know where it gets them from. to get around this problem I have to use manual insertion. I hope I was clear
Again, my apologies. I still don't understand. If you have an ADIF file of your logs, why not simply import the file? See section 3.1 (Page 90) of the help file. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 8:06 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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you wrote: Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks.
i answer: why should one insert old qsos manually if he has his ADIF file of his old log? and loads them into the new LOg automatically?
anyway. thanks for helping me it was just my personal opinion
Il giorno sab 24 mag 2025 alle ore 01:27 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
... apologies, English is not my native language, I have no idea what you said/asked. Hopefully someone else can offer assistance. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 7:15 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
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On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
maybe I didn't explain myself well. my Adif file was loaded regularly in Loger32. the problem I encounter is that in the window for inserting a new QSO there are frequency, mode and band already set that I don't know where it gets them from. to get around this problem I have to use manual insertion. I hope I was clear
Again, my apologies. I still don't understand. If you have an ADIF file of your logs, why not simply import the file? See section 3.1 (Page 90) of the help file. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 8:06 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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you wrote: Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks.
i answer: why should one insert old qsos manually if he has his ADIF file of his old log? and loads them into the new LOg automatically?
anyway. thanks for helping me it was just my personal opinion
Il giorno sab 24 mag 2025 alle ore 01:27 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
... apologies, English is not my native language, I have no idea what you said/asked. Hopefully someone else can offer assistance. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 7:15 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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?
thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
Again, my apologies. I still don't understand. If you have an ADIF file of your logs, why not simply import the file? See section 3.1 (Page 90) of the help file. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 8:06 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via groups.io <luigiverdicchio1@...> wrote:
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you wrote: Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks.
i answer: why should one insert old qsos manually if he has his ADIF file of his old log? and loads them into the new LOg automatically?
anyway. thanks for helping me it was just my personal opinion
Il giorno sab 24 mag 2025 alle ore 01:27 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
... apologies, English is not my native language, I have no idea what you said/asked. Hopefully someone else can offer assistance. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 7:15 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
you wrote: Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks.
i answer: why should one insert old qsos manually if he has his ADIF file of his old log? and loads them into the new LOg automatically?
anyway. thanks for helping me it was just my personal opinion
Il giorno sab 24 mag 2025 alle ore 01:27 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
... apologies, English is not my native language, I have no idea what you said/asked. Hopefully someone else can offer assistance. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 7:15 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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?
thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
?
?
?
?
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
There are several ways to log QSO in Logger32. a. Real time logging (Logbook entry window) b. Manual logging (Add QSO manually window) If you want to log old QSOs in a paper log, use this) c. Import ADIF log. If you want to adif log exported from another program, use this. d. Log directly from jtdx/wsjtx e. Parallel logging. Log QSO automatically in PC-B Logger32 when you log QSO in PC-A Logger32.
This is well explained in the manual. Read user manual first if you are new Logger32 user.
On 2025-05-24 ÍÁ 8:15:56, Luigi Verdicchio via groups.io <luigiverdicchio1@...> wrote: but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
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Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
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Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
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Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
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SeventyThree(s).
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My short answer below....
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On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
... apologies, English is not my native language, I have no idea what you said/asked. Hopefully someone else can offer assistance. SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 7:15 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via groups.io <luigiverdicchio1@...> wrote:
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but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
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Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
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SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
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thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
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On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
?
?
?
?
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
but if you decide to switch to another log there is the ADIF file that exports them and imports them into the new log. do not insert your old qsos one by one manually. anyway. thanks I'll check your help
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 22:24 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
?
?
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Neil What radio should be selected in the radio setting table ? FT991 or FTDX10 will work.
On 2025-05-24 ÍÁ 4:17:50, Neil, G3RIR via groups.io <ackerley.neil@...> wrote: What settings do I use to connect the FT710 to Logger32.
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I have no problem connecting it to N1MM.
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Neil G3RIR
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
If you want to enter the gridsquare when entering a QSO, you must configure the logbook entry window to show gridsquare. Section 6.2.3 (Page 161) of the help file explains how to do this.
?
Why are there two windows for entering QSOs in Logger32? Logger32 is a program for logging QSOs real-time. The Logbook Entry window is designed for that. You can put whatever fields are important to you, and enable?many options for quick real-time logging. Most users never use the ADD QSOs window. If they do, it is only to add QSOs from old logbooks. Look at Note: 140 at the very bottom of page 206 of the help file for recommendations.
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 3:53 PM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via groups.io <luigiverdicchio1@...> wrote:
?
?
thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved.
now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered.
the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected?
my opinion
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
?
?
|
Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
thanks thanks for your help. the Telnet problem has been solved. now if I add the qsos manually in the log window section the locator is not entered. the thing I would like to understand if you allow me, why these two forms of qso insertion? when there could be one and differently architected? my opinion
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 18:12 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1= [email protected]> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
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What settings do I use to connect the FT710 to Logger32.
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I have no problem connecting it to N1MM.
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Neil G3RIR
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Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
Look at section 13.2 (page 295) of the help file. The green 'Hanson tip' tells you to use the Lucida console font so that DX Spot columns align correctly.
?
Section 8,2,1 (Page 206) of the help file explains ho/where to open a window to manually add QSOs to your logbook. On this window you can set Band/Mode/Frequency/
?
SeventyThree(s).
On 05/23/2025 9:34 AM EDT Luigi Verdicchio via groups.io <luigiverdicchio1@...> wrote:
?
?
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
?
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
?
?
|
Re: help about telnet cluster and qso AD
I took some images from google as you can see the TELNET cluster window is aligned. The QSO insertion window has more information but I can't understand why it doesn't let the user enter the band and mode
Il giorno ven 23 mag 2025 alle ore 12:19 Bob via <k4cy= [email protected]> ha scritto:
1) use a font like Lucida Console for the Telnet Window.
?
SeventyThree(s).
?
?
My short answer below....
?
On 2025-05-23 ½ð 14:41:07, Luigi Verdicchio via <luigiverdicchio1=[email protected]> wrote:
hi
i am a new user of logger32 and i am trying to understand its potential day by day before switching definitively, although in my opinion i see it not very intuitive but with time maybe.....
i have two questions to ask who wants to help me:
1) how do you align/justify the lines in the TELNET cluster window?
Akira Yoshida:?
You should open DX spot window? (not only Telnet window)
2) the QSO insertion window i find it difficult to insert the contact, i have to use the manual one. in my old log i do not enter the frequency but only the band and mode here it asks me for the frequency and i see the default frequency and mode. how can i vary this window by adding other fields as i like?
thanks
Akira Yoshida:?
If you want to add old QSO in Logger32, then you should use "Add QSO manually" window.
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The Logger32 help file is at
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Look at section 2.12 (page 68) for possible solutions.
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If that does not solve your problem, then maybe copying the Logger32 INI from one PC to another was not such a good idea. Look for a file called Logger32.INI in the default Logger32 directory. Temporarily rename it to Logger32.OLD.INI.
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SeventyThree(s).
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On 05/23/2025 8:46 AM EDT IZ5ILJ Lenio < iz5ilj@...> wrote:
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Hi guys, I did a fresh install in a new PC and moved the contents of the
old Logger32 folder to the new one, I got an error that closed the
program at some point. How can I figure out why?
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TNX for help. 73's Lenio IZ5ILJ.
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Hi guys, I did a fresh install in a new PC and moved the contents of the old Logger32 folder to the new one, I got an error that closed the program at some point. How can I figure out why?
TNX for help. 73's Lenio IZ5ILJ.
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