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Hi Gary, W2000 does not allow you to overwrite DLL's (thank god) so it will replace the overwritten systemfiles with the original ones and nothing changes... maybe you should try to install w2k

Hello all, 1), There is a minor bug when entering US county, nothing major, but needs to be addressed at some stage. Pick two US callsigns in the logbook. In the "STATE" field change/add state for the

Geoff: Below is a comparison of the files I copy to my Iomega Zip drive and the files that are contained in the Logbook Zip and User Files Zip files produced by Logger32. In the column on the right,

Sorry misunderstood the question Hal, KB1ZQ

Yes and yes, I agree, but that was not the question I believe. The question was about populating these fields for QSOs ALREADY IN THE LOG and which do not have these fields populated. I do not use the

Al, I don't know that you are missing anything. What I'm interested in is the list of files you are recording which Logger32 doesn't. Now I know I should be in a position to do this comparison, but

John, I don't think I'm quite in tune with you on this one John. What comments are you wanting to add during an ADI load?. Are you referring to the Logger16 NOTES? If so, there is a utility for

I have a couple of questions here:- 1) Logger32 was (and is) being developed on a Win98SE system so the included files would be from that era. Now what its the announcement actually saying/ Is it the

I have had Logger 32 running under Windoze 2000 successfully. Unfortunately I had a hard drive problem and had to re-install everything. Now, Setup tells me that some of my System files are out of

Didier, If the field such as Address, State, County, Grid Square and a few others do populate if the info is there from previous QSOs. I do not use QRZ CD but do use QRZ.com (DSL connection) and most

Hello Geoff... to be honest, I have imported several logs and until you mentioned it, I never even noticed the little box that you click on for 'contest logs'. Thank you for pointing this out...

that is Logger 16 but version 7.09

Geoff: When I use the Zip Logbook and Zip User Files icons I get two zip files. The file for the Logbook contains 3 files. Is the ISL not needed? The file for the User Files contains 30 files. For a

AH - this is something I have not tried before but having now had a go I find that it works ok - for me at least! Running Logger32 on one machine and mapping a drive from the other across my network

No - not so. Logger32 does accept Mix2.xx files ( just tried it). The initial release version of Logger32 you have may not do so BUT the version I have under test certainly DOES accept Mix ADI files..

No I am not using logger16, I am using Logger 7.09. Thanks for the input and info John WA1LSH Peter Eckersberger <oe3epw@...> wrote: Hi John, If I'm not mistaken you are still talking about

Al, Are you SERIOUSLY telling me that on your machine if you use the two icons for backing up the log and other important files that these are NOT zipped???? Are you absolutely sure about this??? Are

MixW does not place a band field in the adif file, that is why logger calls it bad when importing.. Logger adif to MIxW has no problem. Until MixW places a band field alot of logging programs will not

Hi John, If I'm not mistaken you are still talking about "LOGGER16". In this case you have to go to "Utilities > Band/Mode" and make the changes in the BAND PLAN. 73 de Pez, OE3EPW Andrew J O'Brien

Click on tools. select "edit bands/modes" , on the window that is opened you will see the mode and frequency range for each mode. Type in the band, upper and lower frequency ranges for AM , and mode.