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Export the log to be merged and then import it on top of the one you want to merge it with. You can do this very easily with an ADIF export then import. What about providing a 'merge' option so a new log started for a contest could be merged into the 'master' log? Then people could start a fresh log for each contest and incorporate it into the master log, so they still have a 'complete and lasting log' in one place. Remember you are choosing the folder that your log file will reside in, not the log file itself. Just use 'Add' in the Prefs Panel Files/Logs popup to start a new folder or choose an existing one, if log.dat does not exist in that folder MacLoggerDX will create a new empty one automatically.

Macloggerdx keyer how to#

I know I'm missing something simple but, how do I start a new log for the 10m contest so that I'm not looking at all my existing contacts for the weekend ? I know how to change the folder pointer in Prefs but how do I start the file? There is no automatic duplicate removal command but if you sort then in order and date and time by clicking on the 'Date UTC' column heading it should be fairly easy to select the dupes for deletion. Is there any way I can eliminate dupes in my log? I imported an ADIF file into MacLogger - and there are duplicate records now. The log is re-written when you delete an entry. Every time the log is re-written it will be written in the order that you have chosen to sort it in. By default the log is arranged in order of QSO with the last QSO being added to the end of the file. Most commonly people sort by the QSO start time. Click on the column header to sort by that field, click again to reverse the order. They describe the order of the records in the file, but you can display the log sorted by any field. The record numbers are not important, they are not stored in the file. Yes, the first record in the file is the header and of no practical use except when editing log.dat in a spread sheet program. In other words, my first QSO has been numbered as last number, and there is no record number '0001'. I have noticed that the record numbers are reversed in the log. The log file and the User call book files created in your data folder are tab delimited text files and can be edited in any spread sheet program that can edit tab delimited text files. Select the cell, the data appears in the edit filed, change the data, hit save. When entering frequency data, enter a carriage return after the decimal megahertz frequency data.Īnything in the top right edit fields will be entered in the log. I was going to start using the logging part of the program.

Macloggerdx keyer registration#

Yes, with one registration you can use the software on any number of machines as long as they are all registered to your call sign and are operated by you. May I use your software at my home station and on the field on a PowerBook with one registration?