Hello guys,
its me again with another wish ;-)

Is it possible to add the LOTW and eQSL support to the QSL-fields??

Perhaps you can make 2 fields for QSL_S and 2 fields for QSL_R ?
The first field could be used to define the paper QSL as it is already working in CQRLog.
The second field could be a used like:
-eQSL
-LOTW
-eQSL and LOTW
I would be glad to have these information to know, if I sent or received something in LOTW or eQSL.
Later on, perhaps the QSL_R fields for eQSL/LOTW could automatically be updated if the eQSL interface
is working.

So 73 from south bavaria

I have noted that CQRLOG do not show the Norwegian characters ÆØÅ correctly, instead characters are mark for copyright or no character at all.

This is also valid for qso fields like comments, name and qth. It would be nice to represent these characters correctly in the log.

For the sake of good order, I checked the fonts used in the logbook (font with slanted zero) and in software like openoffice the keyboard characters are represented correctly using the same font.

I assume this is a localization problem.

Correct representation of the umlaut characters would be nice.

I GLAD TO JOIN IN CQRLOG ALL THE BEST FOR ALL AMATEUR RADIO
DE YC8TK 73

I have noted that once data from QRZ.com has been loaded into cqrlog (lower left corner) as this option is turned on. When last qso where data was collected, the data is not cleared out and it has happened to me that the data from the previous qso has been entered into the next one. Seems to be typical when there is no data from qrz.com.

No big issue, just a small nuisance.

73 de Olaf LA3RK

I have been playing around with cqrlog again and have it installed under ubuntu (Lucid) it all seems fine, but I was wondering is it possible to create ANOTHER log, perhaps with a different name to keep a record , ie:- of reception reports maybe downloaded from psk-reporter (These are adif files) I'm sure I read somewhere it is possible to store different logs ? I've looked but cant see how it's done - any clues ?

Rgds Peter

Hi all:

I'm new to CQRLOG and am having a challenge. The start and end times for a new QSO keep advancing with the system clock. How do I get the start time to lock in at the start of the QSO so that the log will show the duration of the contact. Sorry if this is obvious but I can't seem to figure it out. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Brian (K7TKT)

Hello Gents!

I just downloaded and installed ver. 0.9.4 using cqrlog_install.sh. Everything seems to have installed just fine, as usual, but there was no response to clicking the close button on the install dialog. I seem to recall this as being a problem in other versions. It's a minor problem, as hitting the close button on the frame -- the "X" -- closes the window without a problem. I am using Fedora 12 with a PIII. Just wanted to let you know about it.

73,
-- Dana

Hi there. Not sure if anyone is experiencing the same problem as me. After a while I am not able to type a callsign in the 'call' text box area in the New QSO window. At first I thought that CQRlog may have locked up but soon learnt that everything else still worked so must be something to do with the text box area only?

The only way I can get the call text box working again is to shutdown CQRlog and start it up again. Has anyone else experienced this yet? I am running Ubuntu 10.4 and latest version of CQRlog.

73's

Franck

Hi everybody,

as described in my last post, I use gLabels to print my QSL.Cards.
And there is a field named 'POWER' which I want to fill.

Is it possible to read the Power from the Tranceiver ??
In my actual configruation I have to enter the power manually.

The rigcontrol of CQRLog works fine and also the DX-Cluster, setting
frequency and mode automatically.

Best regards

73
DO1MTT

Hello.

I'm an vhf/eme hamradio. I use cqrlog for a long Time now.
In eme this is usual to give only grid by 4 digits.
It would be good that beaming and others info like distances could be filled.

Thank you for this wonderful prog.
F8arr

I am trying to figure out a way to compile and package cqrlog for Fedora, as well as make it easier for packages in other distributions to create cqrlog packages. It is a great program, and it would be nice if people could just install it with the OS.

However, the UIB and lnet sources do not seem to be standard lazarus modules and need to be downloaded separately. I see that the lnet sources got added to the SVN tree recently. It would be nice if the UIB sources could be added, too.

Once I get cqrlog compiling, I'll create a spec file so RPMs can be built.