![]() ![]() It will take the QTH as entered by the operator exactly as they entered it on their QRZ.com page which can include postcodes, CAPS LOCK names and sometimes just plain wrong info! It does have some annoying features for me, such as the inability to enter a QTH on the main QSO window. Like most logging applications around it does have its quirks and configuring it for the first time can be a little daunting. The latest version of Log4OM, version 2, is the first major revamp and update of the program and is a very capable piece of software fulfilling the needs of most demanding operators today. ![]() I dabbled with it previously but always came back to HRD as it was the first logging software I used and was pretty comfortable with it. In the meantime I've been using the excellent and free Log4OM. They didn't say when but at least it will be addressed. I contacted HRD and they are aware of the issue and plan to address this in a future release. It's due to a limitation of the software's architecture to accept 64 bit integers and a frequency such as 2400.220.000 will default to 2147.483.647. Last November I decided to give Log4OM another try as I was frustrated by Ham Radio Deluxe's inability to handle 13cm band frequencies. ![]()
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