Hello to anybody...

I was playing with the labels printing export option....
and in a first time I was setting up glabels for printing on a
multi label A4 sheet.... but why spend more money for buying
labels A4 sheet if we have also QSL card printed ?

So I decided to print directly on my QSL card...

now the problem are CVS {-} field...

I need the DAY, MONTH and YEAR field of qso individually...
is this possible ? or are only QSO_DATE ( year_month_day ) available ?
I can not find CVS structure on CQRLOG help....

It is my wish ADRESS labels to print. I would add a feature to "export address labels". (adress and callsign) this is possible. The data are indeed available via qrz.com.

I may be doing this incorrectly or do not understand how it should work, but I am trying to filter my log and then sort the resulting QSO's by callsign (looking for dupes according to the filter). What happens is interesting. Lets say I have 2000 qso's in my log. When I apply the filter, I have 100 qso's showing. When I sort by callsign, the program reports 1100 qso's... Not 100 and not 2000. Not the difference.

Tnx for any help.
73 - Paul - N9GXA

Any easy way to handle multiple logs?
I have 2 calls (OZ1PIF & 5Q2M) and i'm the QSL Mgr for OX3LX!

I have not found any easy way of dealing with this, ant suggestions?
Or is it an item for the wish-list?

73's de OZ1PIF, Peter

PS: Bummed out by the HAMLIB problems/Serial Port Problems in Ubuntu 9.10 (It's NOT an CQRlog issue)

Using CQRLOG 0.8.5 on Ubuntu 9.10.

If I edit an existing QSO and leave the Frequency field blank, when I hit the "Save QSO" button I get a dialog that says:

"" is an invalid float.

Press OK to ignore and risk data corruption.
Press Cancel to kill the program.

I'd like an option to let me go back and fix the problem. Accepting bad data or killing the whole program seems rather harsh.

73
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Joe KB8AP

Using CQRLOG 0.8.5 with Ubuntu 9.10.

In the QSO List view, if I move some columns to a different position, when I quit the program and relaunch, the columns are sometimes back to their old positions. Sometimes it seems to correctly save the new positions, and sometimes it doesn't. I've not been able to figure out a pattern to make it happen consistently.

73
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Joe KB8AP

Hello
Is anyone using Yaesu ft 450 and have manage too get the trx control working.
Please tell me how you did too get the right settings.
I cant get the radio too respons att all.
I am using the Fedora 10 at the moment but it didnt work on ubuntu 9.04 eather.

Hope to get som help.
73 de sm4ypg

I would like to see an option to allow backup to something other than the local machine. The Auto-backup feature will allow you to save locally but not to a drive on a remote machine. I would like to be able to run a script that would do something like this:
Check for a remote machine on my local network and save to a drive
Check for a remote machine through the Internet and save to a drive
And, of course, still allow me to save to my local machine.

Thanks for a great program!

Pat W9JI

Hi Guys,

Some ideas for ya,

I am using the Export to HTML feature. It is fun for people to be able to look the logs real time on the web.

1. It would be nice to be able to either schedule an export or expose a command line interface so that we can run the export via a CRONtab. (Today I manually esport the log at the end of every session. Then I have a CRON job move it to my web server at my hosting provider nightly.)

I went to go view a QSO that I had just logged as a test. I got the "Cannot focus a disabled or invisible window" running 0.8.5 on Ubuntu 9.04. I have screen capture if you are interested.

73 John, NG0R

Not yet can find, but is possible " CQRLOG" the " RST" to raise. For example of 599, 001 to 599, 002 and therefore automatic after every QSO? So far cannot find, I use " CQRLOG" now a month.

Does CQRlog (and FLDigi) support USB based CI-V rig control? For example something like HamLinkUSB (Timewave) or RIGtalk (West Mountain Radio).

I am starting consider moving most of the radio control over to native USB given that most PCs/laptops come with a limited number of serial ports and that most of the Linux distros only natively support 4 ports. It seems like the days of DB9 base serial are numbered and maybe it is time to make the move.