I guess it depends on where you are, my QSL requests have been on the rise here. Thank you for considering this.
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Bob N3PPH
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- Mon 9. Sep 2013, 19:03
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: SWL reports
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2966
- Mon 9. Sep 2013, 16:23
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: SWL reports
- Replies: 2
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SWL reports
I have searched and not found an answer on SML logging. Are there provisions to log SWL reports and print the labels for return QSL?
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Bob N3PPH
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Bob N3PPH
- Sun 4. Aug 2013, 23:12
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: New to Mac Ham
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8546
Re: New to Mac Ham
Thanks Dave I will give that method a try. The manual import is what I have been doing.
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Bob N3PPH
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Bob N3PPH
- Sun 21. Jul 2013, 21:12
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: New to Mac Ham
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8546
Re: New to Mac Ham
I appreciate your time answering my questions. I will deal with it and in the future when you get time to enhance applescript support (and I get some time to learn it) I will dive into this again.
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Bob N3PPH
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- Sun 21. Jul 2013, 19:49
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: New to Mac Ham
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8546
Re: New to Mac Ham
With my log I see in excess of 10 minutes to scan the log using the check log function. Using the xmlrpc interface provided with fldigi the scanning would not be required. Fldigi specs are at http://www.w1hkj.com/FldigiHelp-3.21/xmlrpc-control.html It would be a matter of translating fields if Rumlo...
- Sun 21. Jul 2013, 19:09
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: New to Mac Ham
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8546
Re: New to Mac Ham
I have another thought on this. Using fldigi in Windows and Linux previously I know that it will export log info to an external application. Is there a provision in Rumlog to accept external data? If so is there a place I can find it documented and I will try to come up with an interface which I wou...
- Sat 20. Jul 2013, 17:07
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: New to Mac Ham
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8546
Re: New to Mac Ham
I do have the log imported into Rumlog, both logs are the same. If I could invoke a macro in fldigi to look up my Rumlog log or just log directly into Rumlog from fldigi that would work. Even if I have logged nothing if I invoke the check Rumlog is frozen for a long time.
- Sat 20. Jul 2013, 16:43
- Forum: RUMlog
- Topic: New to Mac Ham
- Replies: 9
- Views: 8546
New to Mac Ham
I am a fairly new Mac user and have been using Parallels with DXLabs but I am trying to convert over to 100% Mac software. Rumlog works well but I am having trouble with digital logging. If I try to use check log either manually or automatically the program freezes for a long time, many minutes. My ...