Logit, 11 meter logging software

[pat]

Need a log program for your station.

Try the Free LOGIT 11 Meter


http://www.dx27.net/downloads.php?cat_id=1&download_id=1

[ghost123uk]

Where is the Linux version

Are some folk still putting up with Windoze

[26FB781]

I either use yaLOG! http://yalog.altervista.org/j/ which is a free radio logging sofware written with the 11m in mind or alternatively I use HRD logbook which is part of the Ham Radio Deluxe suite.

[pat]

What is linux
Logit is also free and made for the 11 meters

Did you know you can connect to the 11 meter cluster network with HRD
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-VXngWhwfX7Y/T ... luster.png

[Farty]

Where is the Linux version

Are some folk still putting up with Windoze

Some of us still write our logs on paper!

[ghost123uk]

Where is the Linux version

Are some folk still putting up with Windoze

Some of us still write our logs on paper!

Actually, when I am in my shack (read shed) I have a white(ish) marble work top. It takes pencil well, so I write temporary logs on it, and wipe them off when I pack in for the night. "KISS" as they say

[ch25]

Norbert dies over 10 years ago, but Logit is in use.

[Tim]

I tried that HRD thing but what a load of utter rubbish, it would not download completely as there are elements in the programme that are missing and as a consequence could not be uninstalled either, nightmare, I eventually found an uninstaller programme that shifted it but the Windows uninstaller wouldn't touch it.

[Sam P]

I tried that HRD thing but what a load of utter rubbish, it would not download completely as there are elements in the programme that are missing and as a consequence could not be uninstalled either, nightmare, I eventually found an uninstaller programme that shifted it but the Windows uninstaller wouldn't touch it.

I thought you wrote everything down in the back of a fag packet?

[Tim]

No Sam, gave up the fags more than 5 years ago now!

[Admiral]

No disrespect to anyone involved, but it looks very dated now, looks like MS Access 1.1 running on Windows 3.11 for Workgroups.

With Vlookups and other powerful cross-referencing features, you could easily do a much nicer looking job with MS Excel or Libre Calc yourself.