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From: | Stephen Gilbert |
Subject: | Re: [Xlog-discussion] What's new with xlog ? |
Date: | Wed, 14 Nov 2012 09:57:27 +0000 |
User-agent: | Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:16.0) Gecko/20121028 Thunderbird/16.0.2 |
I put a query on the forum a while ago regarding the CTY.DAT file and the fact that if I wanted to check, say, the beam heading of FO/a (which is listed in the DXCC file in "Help" as Australs), I could not type a lower case "a" in the "Call" box - still can't !! It comes up as French Polynesia and not as Australs, in the scoring window. It keeps coming up with "FO/A"., and ignoring the /A. It would be nice to use a "standard" CTY.DAT file, if such a thing exists, which is used in a lot of other loggers, rather than the file specifically for x-log. In any case, I think the existing CTY.DAT needs an overhaul. Another case is 3D2/r as Rotuma which comes up as Fiji in the "Scoring Window"
Another thing is that I don't think the ADIF output from the log is up to modern protocols. I find that the xlog ADIF output does NOT include the DXCC entity number.
Just a couple of things I keep finding on version 2.05. However, it is a simple to use, straightforward, uncomplicated logger which works well in most cases. Joop has done a good job over the years, for which we thank him.
We don't want to overload you with this task you have taken on, but you must have fun on the bands, and only work at xlog when you want to.
Regards, Steve, G3OAG
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