I have heard of people who have done what you are talking about. None 
of them were blind hams. But if the form is set up correctly, there 
should be no reason why you couldn't either email it, or print it and 
mail it to people.

Hams are now going crazy over the Log Book of the World, and EQSL's, 
neither of which I have yet to try.

I guess I need to break down and try N3FJP''s logging package, since 
that appears to be the overall best one for us to use.

I have an XL file that was designed to be printed, and used as a paper 
log, but haven't really tried to use that as an electronic log sheet. 
It should work, or should be easy enough to make useable.

Right now, my log is a simple text file in Note Pad, which may be 
crazy, or more likely lazy, but works for most of what I do with the 
radio.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2012 7:05 PM
Subject: independant qsl


I occasionally get a qsl card, and would like to give the ham one 
back.
This might total five cards a year.  What I'd like to do is make a qsl 
card
that I can send as an e-mail attachment.  Maybe a word template or 
excel
with a picture, how do people qsl?  I know we have talked about this 
before,
but I wasn't listening.
My friend k9tf has every card he has gotten since his novice days in 
1967.
He doesn't understand that I just don't care about taking time to fill
shoeboxes with cards.
I on the other hand have no idea why he cares.
He has transcribed every contact from every log book in to a data 
base.  OCD
maybe?
H T Kaufman MSW LCSW
Adaptive Technology Instructor