Would be nice to have to option to group the QSOs by land and sort the land group by alphabetical order before start the QSL label export.
The goal should be a label line up just in the order requested by some QSL bureaus to avoid any further sorting by hand.
(I have no idea, if this kind of order is used by all bureaus .. but sorting by land should always be welcome :-) )
73 de Olaf / DL5YBZ
Hello all.
I've run cqrlog_install.sh after unpacking the archive in my home folder. When I try to run the program for the first time from the desktop icon I get "Can't load library:/home/xxxxx/cqrlog/libfbembed.so.1.5.4".
I get a choice to ignore and risk data corruption or cancel and kill CQRLOG. The library in question is in the right spot.
Thanks for any input.
AC0H
A feature I would like to see is that if you click on an entry in a statistic box, ie either WAZ or DXCC etc. that entry goes to the QSO in your log. You can then see which QSO the statistic refers to.
Hi again,
I am opening a new topic for this issue as i don't think it has to do with the crash before. I tried to set up TRX Control in CQRLOG for my Yaesu FT-847, but all i get in the console is:
Unknown rig num: 101
trx:FALSE
Now it does not seem to matter which number i enter, i always get this error message.
Hello CQRLOG users,
I understand that CQRLOG does not support eQSL until eQSL will be accepted by most of the award managers. While exporting is easy, I have to find a way to import my received eQSL into CQRLog to keep track of the feedback.
I wonder if I missed any option, but up to now I found only the option to export QSOs from eQSL as ADIF and import it into CQRLog.. but this results in new QSOs in CQRLog instead of getting only the QSL state updated ( of course ..)
Doe anyone has a idea, how to handle eQSL cards other than checking each QSO by hand?
Hello,
would be great to see new statistic method in cqrlog:
Worked/Confirmed big squares (locators like JO81) per band.
This will be very useful for people working above 30 Mc.
In order to be useful to me, I need to be able to use (register QSOs) and import QSOs logging the following modes:
JT6M
JT65
JT65A
JT65B
JT65C
FSK441
WSPR
Other than that the program looks immensely useful (Current VQlog user looking for a native Linux solution)
73s OZ1PIF, Peter
I've been using CQRLOG for several months and found that often after transmitting for a short time, the program often locks up. The cursor, normally blinking in the "Call" field of New QSO, will disappear and that will be the end of my session. I have to force the program closed.
Has anyone else seen this? I tried putting a ferrite on the USB-RS-232 adapter cable, but it doesn't help.
I'm using 0.6.0.
Tnx & 73,
Dick, ka1oz
Hello,
CQRLOG looks really promising and i wanted to give it a try but it does not run on 64bit Linux (Ubuntu 8.10 in this case).
Using the binary, the start works, but after pressing "OK" in the preferences window, the program crashes.
Here is the log:
~/.programme/cqrlog_0.6.0_bin$ ./cqrlog
[WARNING] Out of OEM specific VK codes, changing to unassigned
[WARNING] Out of unassigned VK codes, assigning $FF
Starting CQRLOG ...
Config: /home/do4nw/.programme/cqrlog_0.6.0_bin/log_data/cqrlog.cfg
TApplication.HandleException Access violation
Stack trace:
$00000000
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