As mentioned on this list before, I use a DOS based logging program from
which I can print QSL labels from the log entries.

Easy peasy!

If anyone keeps his/her log on a PC in an accepted columnated format
then cards could be printed easy enough through Access, Excel etc.

David


In message <[log in to unmask]>, Christopher
Moore <[log in to unmask]> writes
>I'll add myself to the list of those who have ignored the issue because
>there hasn't been a convenient solution.
>
>We have all these expensive computers, printers, scanners, and radios but
>can't send a qsl card <grin>.Maqybe I should do a search on "e-qsl-cards"
>or perhaps there might be a fdw bucks to be made from initiating such a
>service.
>
>I've heard about these dymo labellers which can't print all kinds of
>labels.  Maybe you could print the info on a big label and stick it on the
>card.  Of course you'd need to know how to put the label right-side up not
>to mention getting the stamp in the correct spot.
>
>But, seriously, I am sure we could all benefit from any consstructive
>solutions from the list.
>
>tnx and 73
>Chris w1gm

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David W Wood