I agree with Mike - it would be nice if one could click the callsign sort and have the cluster freeze (just the current list - allow it to continue updating in the background) and then return to normal mode when the user is done finding the callsign in question. During busy contest weekends like the...

Thanks, once again, Terry!

As someone who has always used the "start QSO time when leaving Callsign field" due to it being very useful in a previous logger, let me ask this question. If you turn this option off, exactly when is the time set for the start of the QSO? When "Enter" is hit? (and I notice one must be in the callsi...

I agree with the change, and I find the "Country:" line is wasted space as well.

Thanks, Terry - it's not a big deal because I'm working with ADIF files anyway when I transfer contest QSO's to Log4OM. It's easy to just upload on the Clublog page, so that's what I've been doing. While having it within Log4OM would be useful, it's certainly not necessary. Thanks for the response -...

I really like the automation in Log4OM as regards LoTW and ClubLog, but I just stumbled on something that I can't find the answer to. I imported my CQ WW WPX RTTY log into Log4OM today, but I notice that this doesn't cause ClubLog to be updated. How do I make that happen in Log4OM? Thanks!

My response is probably not helpful, but I've found a single click just loads the callsign into the logger, while a double-click is required to cause the rig to jump to the spotted frequency/mode. I'm still learning the interface too.

I just noticed that if you are using the setting that sets the QSO start time whenyou leave the callsign field, and you double-click on a spot in the cluster window to set the rig, it sets the QSO start time immediately. It should wait until you tab out of the callsign field. Clicking a spot once to...

Yes, Doug - the Country/QSO status tab does present what I need. And I can click on a particular band/mode and pull up the QSO's that contribute to it. I struggle a little with the Y and V distinction for received QSL's - not the definitions, but just that they look so similar. DX4WIN uses an asteri...

Thanks, Doug - I'll give that a shot tomorrow and see if that helps.