I've been spending some time actually learning about Cabrillo's format and purpose. I have to tell you...if anyone takes the time to do this that it is obvious that a ton of work went into making it
I'm not sure where you're going with this. Are you talking about converting handwritten logs into Cabrillo format directly? When Cabrillo first came out and after I got over the frustration of having
I don't understand this. There is no reason that you cannot build a Cabrillo file that contains dupes. Maybe you are asking for the ability to put non-QSOs, sorta-QSOs, almost-QSOs, maybe-QSOs, etc.
Ev, I'm not quite sure about the above statement. I've been using TAClog and build up the log file for submission by manually appending the logs from each band thus the submitted log file is not in c
Well, I am glad to see you have been looking at it. The issue about zero points QSOs has been thoroughly debated over the years and I think that it has stood the test of time. The winning arguement g
Thanks for the feedback on the two points I asked about: o 0-point QSO's o Chronological Log entries Lee, Michael and Tree provided the clarification that I was looking for. As thought, I simply misi
Yes. The goal of the log checking software is "do the right thing". Most people who haven't been involved in the programming of the software find it hard to believe that the programmer could have tho