Membership lists

Submitted by ok1rr on
The membership files are used for tracking members of a club or stations to be collected for an award. CQRLOG curently supports tracking of 76 club memberships using internal files which are part of the installation. You can choose 5 clubs from this list which can be tracked simultaneously, providing the basic info in the 'Details' window with possibility to add a remark to a log colimn (there is a choice of Award, QTH, Comments to a QSO, Name, County, Grid and State). Here is a list allowing to download a most fresh update of a membership list of your particular interest. Some of below mentioned files are updated twice a week (most active clubs - SKCC, CWOPS, FOC, A1-Club, DIG and some others), some can remain unchanged because such clubs are either not very active or the data availability is limited.

There is quite impossible to track changes in every club listed below, so volunteer 'managers' wanted! Drop us a line if you are member of a club and you are willing to pay instatnt attention to the membership list and share your work with others. We strongly need a maintainer of the Ten-Ten (10X), QCWA and A1-OP (ARRL) membership lists but other clubs also wanted. There are many clubs which are not recognized, if you know such club, keep us informed or - better - prepare a membership list by yourself and let us know.

See the left menu item Membership lists.

CQRLOG 0.9.0 released (2009-12-20)

Submitted by ok2cqr on

News:

  • program compiled in recent Lazarus version
  • propagation indices added
  • user definable digital modes added (in Preferences -> Modes tab)
  • program shows new QSOs confirmed by LoTW after import
  • SQL console added (with export to CSV and HMTL), now you can do with QSOs whatever you want
  • callsign attachments - you can add almost everything corrensponding to the call in log to a directory named by call and show it from logging program. You can display any picture, text or even PDF file related to the callsign
  • QSL attachments - an image of the QSL card can be added and displayed
  • QSL sent and QSL received date added
  • 33CM band support added
  • time checking function for ADIF tags <TIME_ON> <TIME_OFF> fixed
  • loading StopBits and Databits parameters didn't work - fixed

Download here.

Version 0.8.6 in progress

Submitted by ok1rr on

Done:

+ propagation indices added
+ user definable digital modes added (in Preferences -> Modes tab)
+ program shows new QSOs confirmed by LoTW after import
+ SQL console added (with export to CSV and HMTL), now you can do with QSOs whatever you want

- time checking function for ADIF tags fixed
- loading StopBits and Databits parameters didn't work - fixed

In progress:

+ 33CM band support

CQRLOG 0.8.5 released (2009-10-06)

Submitted by ok2cqr on

News:

  • library libstdc++5 included into program installation
  • after saving QSO station appears in bandmap (it must be set in Preferences)
  • name is now capitalized also when you enter the 'Name' field
  • option 'Refresh Data after Save QSO' didn't work - fixed
  • if a non-default profile selected, after saving a QSO the profile turned to default - fixed
  • access violation after clicking to 'New QSO' in QSO list window and pressing ESC - fixed
  • autobackup didn't save last QSO - fixed
  • if 'Show only QSO since XX' enabled, autobackup saved only these QSOs - fixed


Download here.

Second year of CQRLOG

Submitted by ok1rr on
CQRLOG celebrated its 2nd birthday on Sep. 29. 2009. Exactly on this day in 2007, the initial version 0.1.0 was released.

What means 2 years in development of a logger? Is it too short or too long? Compared to other products, are we faster or slower? Comments welcome!

Country files major update

Submitted by ok1rr on
Our country files version cqrlog-cty090930.tar.gz now have an addition of a huge list of operations not accepted by the DXCC Desk. The sources are the "Club Log" (http://www.clublog.org/loginform.php) and the "Operaciones no válidas" list, prepared by Lynx DX Group (http://lynxdxg.com/novalidas/novalidas.htm). Some disputed expeditions were consulted with Bill Moore, NC1L of ARRL (nc1l@arrl.org).


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