The name and QTH lookup doesn’t seem to work correctly for stations operating in other countries when they have a specific entry in QRZ for the other country. I have entries for G4AON and EA5/G4AON, searching EA5/G4AON returns my England details, not the Spanish ones. I have asked QRZ Support and th...

The country file still needs correcting though, as it's reported as South Shetland Is in the cluster display.

73 Dave

My Skimmer picked up HF0HW and Log4OM reported a new DX country (for me) of South Shetland Is, I didn't get too excited as the call was a special event station from Poland. I worked the station, but the log is now showing I worked South Shetland Is... Is there an easy way to correct it?

73 Dave

On the same theme, the drop down lists of Sent and Rcvd reports and modes can be edited, but when there is an update they revert to "standard" with endless unused clutter. Could these parameters be edited once and saved in an "ini" type of file? It spoils the program having too many choices when mos...

That fixed it Chuck, thanks.

No idea why it appeared to have changed, as I've been running Log4OM and LOTW for ages.

73 Dave

I've just noticed that since March 20th, all my QSOs are showing "V" under rcvd status for LOTW. I'm an LOTW user, but not all my contacts are. In addition, recent QSOs where I haven't uploaded to LOTW, are also showing the V. I'm running Log4OM ver 1.28, having updated mine from 1.27 to 1.28 on 19t...

It's not quite the same, but I use "HamLog", an iPhone app, when operating from an overseas QTH. We have both WiFi and 3G data available. The log on the phone has an ADIF export via email feature, so I just email myself the log on a daily basis for safe keeping. It is, of course, easy to import the ...

Log4OM has a feature called NET CONTROL. You drag counterparts in the list, and they will be logged when you remove them from the list. That is OK when you are part of a regular net, however it's very awkward to use when in an ordinary QSO and another station calls in. The Winlog32 way of using a b...

When you are in QSO and someone else calls in, it would be nice to have a button to leave the end times incomplete until it's clicked again. Winlog32 (what's that?) has a net button that creates an add hoc net for such situations. It would be a useful addition to Log4OM.

73 Dave

For those of us who use a radio that isn't connected to their computer, the frequency has to be manually entered and sometimes it's entered wrongly (or left on the previous frequency/band). If you upload a log entry to LOTW, then realise the frequency/band is wrong, the normal upload via QSL Managem...