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W7MGB

I had the same problem. I know you said you are running everything as admin, but I'd suggest that you double check. I thought I was running LOG4OM as admin, but I failed to set that. I got to this problem the same as you I think. I setup a new computer and transferred everything over. Went from Win ...

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That really makes me lean towards the MySQL Database then. It seems that everything else we have is the same, with the DB of choice being the variable, possibly (remember, I did experiment with SQL Lite to see what would happen.....). I chose MySQL as I already have it configured, running, and I am ...

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Not at first - totally overlooked that, but the outcome ended up the same anyway. Still does not log like we think it should. Humor me though, let's make sure, really, that we are comparing apples to apples...... If I look at the raw data in the MySQL DB, it shows as "7074.123" When I ente...

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Same result.... I sure hope you are not losing sleep over this!! I'm okay with it.....

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Identical except for measurement system - Mine was set to US, I just made the change to metric, otherwise, everything matches perfectly.

I'll go enter a contact now and see what I get.... I will find it very interesting if the US vs Metric makes the difference.....

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W7MGB

Just a tad bit more info, FWIW..... I was wondering if maybe this was something that happened in one of the later versions. I'm guessing that you have been a user all along, so you probably have a version from a long time ago, with updates applied to it over time. I went back to the earliest version...

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G4POP wrote: ↑05 Feb 2018, 16:29 Just enter 14076 without any decimal point or comma and hit the tab button on your keyboard to enter the Hz, the decimal point is entered for you?

It does enter that, but only on the screen shown here (previous post) but it never enters in to the actual log that way.

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Maybe I am doing something wrong here - it is obvious that this is not a widespread issue. When I try to manually enter QSO information, this screen ONLY accepts a comma, as in 14,076.123. It does not let me enter this as 14.076.123 - if I try to enter that, it ends up as 14 (MHz), skips right over ...

W7MGB

FWIW, just so you have a reference maybe... I set up a different logging program to see what would happen. Both decimal points are there.....

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G4POP wrote: ↑04 Feb 2018, 14:57 Did you check the Windows settings for displaying numbers etc?

First thing I checked - made sure it was not the system.

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