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News: It's gone stable! After years of development, xlog is now
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considered stable and ready for prime-time. Congratulations to
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Joop, PG4I, who has put in so much work, effort and time.
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Xlog is an Amateur Radio station logger. Xlog is able to do
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DXCC lookups and will display country information, CQ and ITU zone,
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location in latitude and longitude and distance and heading in
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kilometers or miles, both for short and long path. Locator distance
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and heading calculation for VHF logging is also supported.
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Xlog supports cabrillo and ADIF and can import twlog and editest files.
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It also has the ability to customise log fields which makes it ideal for
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use in those countries that have odd logging rules such as the U.K.
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There is a new format for exporting the log called 'labels'. This will
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save some fields of the log in a TAB separated file. This file can be
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imported into glabels (deskutils/glabels) using the template
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called qsllabels.glabels in the xlog /usr/local/share/xlog directory.
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WWW: http://pg4i.mattsnetwork.co.uk/linux/xlog.html
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