Howard:

That is exactly the kind of thing I am struggling with now.  I am going to
get some RAM for the 566 computer down in the shack, because it is so
sluggish with Jaws, and if that helps, I'll work on AClog more.

The other problem I have is that, once you make a contact, and it is entered
into the log, you can't read the list of contacts as it exists.  I think,
though, there is a way to get the list, and to edit contacts, but again, I
haven't figured that out yet.

Obviously, I'm going to have to do a lot more playing with the program than
I have done so far.

The fact that the contest logging programs work relatively well convinces me
that we should be able to get AClog to work, and I also know that Scott
(N3FJP) is willing to do whatever we need to make this stuff work, if we can
communicate our needs to him.

So, Howard, or anyone else working with n3fjp's AClog program, please let us
know of your experiences and problems, so we can all work together to make
this program as accessible as it can be.

And again, if anyone wants the users guide to AClog in an MS Word format,
just download it from the n3fjp.com web site, or e-mail me privately, and
I'll send you a copy.  It's a 7.8 meg file.

Best 73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ


----- Original Message -----
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 5:03 AM
Subject: n3fjp


> I loaded the general logging software, all of the fields talked right
> out of the box with window-eyes 5.5.  The problem is that I had to
> manually arrow down to the choices in the list views.  No list view
> showed up for mode, where it would make sense.
> How do those list views for state and county work with the program?