When entering a QSO in the "New QSO" window if the call has been worked before then previous QSOs normally appear in the sub-window at the top of the dialog.

If the previous call has a national prefix then it is not matched. The example I found was that I worked OK/DL3SBA/P and another day I worked DL3SBA/P When I logged the second QSO the first was not shown.

Hi!

After upgrading from 0.9.3 to 0.9.6 it seems that the different colours in DX-cluster window are gone, all is black here. I checked in preferences for DX-cluster and there were four different colours set. Only the LoTW stations are marked with a blue stripe.

I use Xubuntu 9.10

73's
Mikael SM6VJA

I have noted that CQRLOG do not show the Norwegian characters ÆØÅ correctly, instead characters are mark for copyright or no character at all.

This is also valid for qso fields like comments, name and qth. It would be nice to represent these characters correctly in the log.

For the sake of good order, I checked the fonts used in the logbook (font with slanted zero) and in software like openoffice the keyboard characters are represented correctly using the same font.

I assume this is a localization problem.

Correct representation of the umlaut characters would be nice.

I have noted that once data from QRZ.com has been loaded into cqrlog (lower left corner) as this option is turned on. When last qso where data was collected, the data is not cleared out and it has happened to me that the data from the previous qso has been entered into the next one. Seems to be typical when there is no data from qrz.com.

No big issue, just a small nuisance.

73 de Olaf LA3RK

Hello Gents!

I just downloaded and installed ver. 0.9.4 using cqrlog_install.sh. Everything seems to have installed just fine, as usual, but there was no response to clicking the close button on the install dialog. I seem to recall this as being a problem in other versions. It's a minor problem, as hitting the close button on the frame -- the "X" -- closes the window without a problem. I am using Fedora 12 with a PIII. Just wanted to let you know about it.

73,
-- Dana