Hi,
in the source code I made two color changes for my own use.
I changed the color for already logged QSO's in the "New QSO" window from red to blue, because it looks a bit more discreet.
"dbgrdQSOBefore. Canvas. Font. Color: = clBlue"
I also changed the color of the line that shows the duration of the QSO in the New QSO window to red to make the line more visible.
"lblQSOTakes. Font. Color: = clRed;"
Maybe just take a look.
Happy New Year to all forum users and many thanks to the programmers of CQRLOG.
73, Wolfgang
DL2KI
Hi,
i made another small change for my personal use:
In the window "filter" I have activated the button "Include" under the field "Callsign" by default, because this makes it easier to find the QSO's when entering several QSL cards. You don't always have to enter the whole call.
"rbIncludeCall: TRadioButton, Checked = True"
Maybe this is a change that is interesting for others.
73, Wolfgang
DL2KI
The best side of open source programs is that you can change things you like to be otherwise!
Sad side is that you have to learn how to use git (that is more cryptic than programming itself) or otherwise you have to do rework after every version.
With git merge you can survive often quite easily from new versions and get your changes still work.
And you can offer your doings to official version with pull request.
Keep up your work!
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Saku
OH1KH
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Saku
OH1KH