Bob ..
You are going to get two different replies to this query.. one will say that
Writelog will do the job for you, ... the other will say that a lot of folks
are using a general purpose logger such as DX4WIN, Prolog2k, etc etc for
their day to day use along with Writelog dedicated to contesting, and then
exporting from Writelog, using adif their contest logs into their general
purpose logger. This second option is my personal choice. I use a
Writelog/Prolog2k combination, but there are numerous gp loggers which work
well with Writelog.
Good luck
Allan VE7XB
----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob McCormick W1QA" <writelog@W1QA.com>
To: <WriteLog@contesting.com>
Sent: February 16, 2003 4:04 PM
Subject: [WriteLog] General logging application
> Greetings:
>
> I've recently returned to the air after about a 10-year
> stint of not being QRV.
>
> WriteLog has become my program of choice for contest
> logging ...
>
> But I'd figure I'd ask how people are handling their
> normal day-to-day logging?
>
> Is WriteLog a good program to do that ... or is there
> something better that I could use for normal, everyday
> QSO's - as well as be able to load my WriteLog logs
> into.
>
> I'm interesting in something that I can use to ease
> QSL operations ... and keep track of QSO's for various
> awards, etc.
>
> Previously (years ago) I had my own home-grown solution,
> which I'll hopefully be able to extract all those records
> and log into whatever I decide to use.
>
> BTW: I'm really only interested in Windows based applications;
> older MS-DOS based utilities need not apply!
>
> Thanks in advance for your thoughts and suggestions!
>
> 73
> Bob W1QA
>
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