I would like to see the QSO entry information arranged differently. The information that I'd prefer to see is currently spread out between the F1, F2, and F5 tabs. I'd like to have the contact's CALLSIGN, NAME, COUNTRY, STATE/PREF, COUNTY, and QTH fields grouped together and visible at the same time. To ME this seems like basic info that belongs together...
Tnx,
Steve - KM4SLW
QSO Entry - visible station fields
QSO Entry - visible station fields
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Re: QSO Entry - visible station fields
Hi Steve,
your request make sense, but we're currently dealing with one of our requirements, that is related to the interface size.
To keep Log4Om compatible with some mobile devices/small laptops we should shrink Log4OM to the actual minimum size, and everything should be kept in this space.
This means we should make some choices in order of the amount and type of available fields, that is represented in the actual screen
Starting from next release i think i will have enough "space" to create a new, dedicated, popup window for QSO insertion with much more space for QSO data entry, including fields you're asking.
This will be an alternative input for QSO, while the main user interface will remain untouched.
your request make sense, but we're currently dealing with one of our requirements, that is related to the interface size.
To keep Log4Om compatible with some mobile devices/small laptops we should shrink Log4OM to the actual minimum size, and everything should be kept in this space.
This means we should make some choices in order of the amount and type of available fields, that is represented in the actual screen
Starting from next release i think i will have enough "space" to create a new, dedicated, popup window for QSO insertion with much more space for QSO data entry, including fields you're asking.
This will be an alternative input for QSO, while the main user interface will remain untouched.
Daniele Pistollato - IW3HMH
Re: QSO Entry - visible station fields
Steve,
Subscribe to QRZ data plan. LOG4OM will then populate all of the input fields automatically for you (name, country, state/province, county, etc). It's a small price to pay to save yourself a LOT of typing and to make your operating more efficient and more fun.
73 Marvin VE3VEE
Subscribe to QRZ data plan. LOG4OM will then populate all of the input fields automatically for you (name, country, state/province, county, etc). It's a small price to pay to save yourself a LOT of typing and to make your operating more efficient and more fun.
73 Marvin VE3VEE
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Re: QSO Entry - visible station fields
VE3VEE wrote:Steve,
Subscribe to QRZ data plan. LOG4OM will then populate all of the input fields automatically for you (name, country, state/province, county, etc). It's a small price to pay to save yourself a LOT of typing and to make your operating more efficient and more fun.
73 Marvin VE3VEE
Or even HamQTH which is free!
73 Terry G4POP
Re: QSO Entry - visible station fields
I have a QRZ subscription and it populates the fields. I'm not talking about entering the data. I talking about I don't want to click on 3 different tabs to SEE the data. Data that I believe logically belongs together is scattered. I am a computer programmer and I guess I'm a bit anal about software. I appreciate the complexity of this and other logging programs. It's just that in this case this isn't the way I would have done it
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Re: QSO Entry - visible station fields
As said before, it's matter of form size and device resolution.
We tried to accommodate the most relevant fields to let operators have a good comfort, but keeping all data on screen and low resolution support and fonts not so small it's an hard task.
We tried to accommodate the most relevant fields to let operators have a good comfort, but keeping all data on screen and low resolution support and fonts not so small it's an hard task.
Daniele Pistollato - IW3HMH