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First - thank you for all the free support for the fantastic Logger32! My suggestion: In section 8.1 which tells you how to use multiple callsigns, the User Manual correctly says how to switch to a different logbook. The immediate question that comes to mind is "but how do I create another logbook?" What would be great is to add a sentence saying "See section 8.9 on how to create a new logbook." A future AI thing: it's possible to upload a PDF and then ask an AI questions about the PDF (we do this at work sometimes). Currently AIs are not capable of ingesting more than about a 100 page PDF (at least in "chat mode"). The excellent User Manual is well over 900 pages so this can't be done yet. But just imagine if the entire manual could be uploaded into an AI so you could ask it questions! Users could ask their dumb questions (like mine) and it would take a big load off of the heroes helping all of us dummies out here! 73 Mike M0AGP/M4E

Hi Bob, I hope you are doing great! I came across this interesting website https://dxmap.f5uii.net/ Just wondering if you consider interesting the possibility of connecting it with Logger32. The API reference is available here https://dxmap.f5uii.net/help/index.html Features Live Keyboarding : While typing the callsign in the log, HamDXMap will be informed, this partial callsign is copied in the RX callsign zone of HamDXMap. You will be able to locate the caller on the worldmap. You can detect any inconsistencies in the situation by looking at the MUF/foF2 curve in the panel. Logged Call : When the callsign is logged, the entire callsign is saved in HamDXMap (client brownser side). A circle with red border is drawed on the map. The display of these points is globally authorised/forbidden by the user with the Log source, in the filter section. DX-Cluster : All the spots coming over wtTelnet (Win-Test DXCluster module) are memorized on your browser in HamDXMap during a giving configured time (Storage depth parameter). User can filter the spot and make a ring be sounded for all new spot displayed. The display of these DXCluster spots is globally authorised/forbidden by the user with the DXc source, in the filter section. 73 Andrea, iz2lsc

Is there a way to get the MON BandMap to show a frequencies scale? Gerry VE6LB

Hi, I?m just wondering if there is a configuration option to run Logger32 locally but keep the data files in any remote or could server. That would allow us to run Logger32 on any device, computer or even mobile phone, and access the same and unique log data file. Thank you 73, Maximo EA1DDO

Hello, I’m currently encountering an issue with Logger32 (QO-100 version). For the past two days, when I open the software, the frequency no longer appears—neither in the Radio Panel nor in the Logbook Entry window. However, all macro commands still function correctly in the Radio Panel. I haven’t made any changes to my configuration. My other Logger32 setups, such as the one for my IC-7600, are working normally. I launch Logger32 using the batch file that allows me to choose the desired configuration. I would appreciate your assistance in resolving this issue. Thank you 73' Thierry tk1cx

During Logger32 start-up, various little windows pop up on the screen, including one that says something like "User Input Key Clicks Saved". What is that telling me, exactly? At this point, I have typically clicked the icon in the taskbar to start Logger32 and nothing else. I can't see anything in the manual. I'm only asking out of interest, not because there's anything wrong - it all works extremely well. Thanks for a great program, Bob. I keep recommending it whenever anyone asks about logging software. Maybe I should get a cut of the profits... :) 73 John G4DRS

Hi Group, Simple question -- hopefully... Is it possible to export a complete logbook to ADIF, but without the QSO numbers. Reason for asking is that I'm using L32 for RTTY contesting -- and yes, it works actually quite well -- and afterwards I'd like to import the contest log into my ordinary logbook. However, if the contest log contains QSO numbers, it causes two QSOs with the same number when being merged into the main log which, of course, contains the overall consecutive QSO numbering. Or maybe there is a better / smarter workaround to this issue...?? 73 de OZ1LFI

Hi Group, Just curious to know... Anyone who have experienced that the software is lagging...?? I have the latest version of the software, and when I'm running RTTY with the MMTTY engine embedded, I frequently encounter lagging. Everything freezes, buttons, spectrogram, everything for say 10-15 seconds, and then it resumes into normal operation. Despite that an ongoing transmission of a macro continues, it is absolutely annoying in a contest. It happens randomly, but it seems that when I right click the mouse to enter serial number, QTH, locator, etc., it often triggers a lag -- not every time, but often. I have tried to monitor the CPU load for Logger32 (i5 processor), and it is quite high (30-40%) when the event occurs. I'm using the microHAM DXP interface attached via USB to the PC. The rig is a Kenwood TS-870 also connected to the DXP via RS-232. The problem only occurs when running the MMTTY engine in Logger32. Running MMTTY as stand alone, everything works flawlessly. Similarly, no problems at all when running fldigi or WSJT. Any idea...?? Thanks in advance. Best 73 de OZ1LFI, Peter