Previously, I was working with two logs and in process of keeping CQRLOG as my primary logger.

Working with the two logging programs, I learned the hard way that if QSO's aren't exactly the same, you will end up with duplicates, which I have.

In trying to update my log upload in CQRLOG, I wanted to only update the newest QSO's I had. I highlighted the ones that were already uploaded so I wouldn't create even more duplicates in LOTW, and marked them as uploaded to all logs. In doing so, I believe it marked ALL of my QSO's as being uploaded.

Hi,

for some reason I pressed the wrong button in the logbook selection window during startup.
Now every time I tried to start a "Database connection" window appeared.
It asked for Server name (127.0.0.1), Port (64000), User name (cqrlog), password (blank)

Further down there are no more of my logs appearing.

If I press connect, an error window appears:
Error during connection to database: TMySQL57Connection : Server connect failed.

World Wide Flora Fauna is getting popular. Is it possible to insert "WWFF" field to CQRLog? Now I use "QTH"-field to input WWFF references. "Filter" function is handy to see worked references. 73 Timo OH7JHA

I've tried everything and can't seem to get Epiphany to start when I click on the button to see someone's profile in QRZ.com, CQRlog insists on opening Firefox, even though I've got epiphany entered in the preferences. I've also got Epiphany as the default browser in the system.

Any ideas please?

I have three separate logs under my call on CQrlog (please don't ask why) and I would like to combine them into one log. There are a lot (thousands) of duplicates between the three logs. Is there an easy way to do this? The only way I can think of is to export ADIF out of two of the logs and then import ADIF into the other. Then remove all the dupes which may take a long time to do.

Ideas?

73, Bill NZ0T