Pat,

I've been using Writelog for about 7 years.  Not a big gun contester, but i 
do have over 13,000  contest QSO's in the log.   It has a fairly steep 
learning curv and a multitude of features I'll never use:  networking, 
packet spotting, so2r(single op / 2 radio) stuff and so on.

It works well with JAWS and all menus and dialogs read ok.   You can add 
.wav file prompts to let you know where you are  as you move through the 
entry fields.

I tried an older version of N1MM several years ago, but couldn't get it 
working.  Lot's of guys on the list use N3FJP, but  I never got comfortable 
with it.  One thing I love in Writelog that N3FJP doesn't have, is that I 
can enter a freq or part of  a freq into the  entry window, hit enter, and 
rig will jump to that freq.


Writelog also has digital voice keying, cw, rtty, and psk.  I've never 
figured out the psk tuning, but I use the dvk, cw, and rtty all the time.

73, Steve KW3A



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Pat Gormley" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, March 11, 2007 2:40 AM
Subject: contest logging programs


> Has anyone used any of the 3 cocontest logging programs writelog, =
> n3fjp's logging software or n1mm's program?  I've tried to locate the =
> n1mm software and that site is one of the hardest sites I've tried to =
> navigate through.  73- pat kk3f
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