Hello Again .....

You can display the distance information between you and the Station worked, in the panel below the QSO List.

But, is it possible to get this information saved into the logbook itself and to display as a log entry, in a column in the QSO List ?

73, Dave G3ZXX

Hi There
I have a query that's puzzling me - I just re-installed a log which contains around 4000 contacts, but the QSO List is only displaying a few hundred when you scroll down - the rest are not displaying at all - so how do I get to display the whole log ??

Cannot seem to fathom this one.

Would appreciate help on this one !

Thanks

bugger report:
just upgraded to latest Mint and installed everything all is good, however all my PSK contacts are simply PSK, not PSK31 or PSK63, not sure is this is an issue on import or export, however it would be good if the logger maintained sub modes on import and export. Thanks.

Hi all,
First of all: 'All the Best for the new year'
I was unable for month to run new installations of CQRLOG on Raspi 64bit and my new laptop - keeping my old laptop with running CQRLOG 2.4.0 was the only solution.
I connect to a Synology Disk Station where the database is running under MariaDB10.
Since trying to upgrade to CQRLOG 2.5 things messed up - mostly with 'TMySQL57Connection:Server connection failed' message.

I joined about six years ago as W6JHB. A year or so ago I moved to Idaho and changed my call to K7TXA. While I can log in with my old call, I'd prefer to use the "real" one. I don't see any way to change my userid to K7TXA. So, I tried to create a new account with that call, using my ARRL forwarding address: k7txa@arrl.net

Well, that didn't go very well, as I get a message saying CQRLOG can't send me email - contact the site admin. Unfortunately, nowhere do I see where I can do that.

Any help would be appreciated.

73, Jim / K7TXA