- Customize log form layout.
- User-defined fields.
- Browse window shows QSOs
in columnar format for fast, easy, viewing - great for net
operations.
- Easy powerful search.
Search on any field or combination of fields.
- Search is extremely fast
regardless of the size of your database.
- Store unlimited notes with
each QSO. Great for traffic handlers. Digital operators may store
the entire QSO transcript.
- Biographical info stores
notes about a specific station in a central location.
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 Store unlimited pictures
with each QSO -- SSTV, EQSL, QSL card scans....
- Full control of fonts and
colors. You may even use photos for the background of your forms.
- Support for multiple
monitors. Windows may be moved from LOGic's application window to be
free-floating forms on the desktop.
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 Transparent
forms.
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Support for multiple monitors.
- Band & mode setup is fully
customizable.
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Multiple
log forms may be open at once.
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Auto
display of previous QSOs with a station.
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Auto
logging of frequency, band, and mode from radio. Up to eight
simultaneous radios are supported.
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 Auto
logging of name, QTH, address, etc. from previous QSOs or
callbook
databases.
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Flexible import and export features share data with
other programs.
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 Auto
display and logging of membership data (1010, SMIRK, FISTS, etc.).
May be auto-logged conditionally - logging 1010 only when operating
10 meters for example.
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 Customizable
form color, or use any photo or graphic.
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Fully
networkable and multi-user.
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LOGic
7 Main Screen. One of many possible configurations.
The bedrock of ham shack
management is logging. We paid special attention to making LOGic's logging
forms absolutely the best! Our unique forms provide two views of your data
-- a row-and-column format for quickly viewing multiple QSOs (reminiscent
of the old paper logbook), and a form window for viewing detailed QSO
info. You may customize them to fit your logging needs.
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Log
Screen and corresponding Browse Window.
Store complete digital QSOs or
unlimited notes with each QSO.
LOGic's picture logging facility
permits storage of any number of images with each QSO. Store
SSTV pictures, eQSL cards, scans of your paper QSLs, etc. You may
enter a caption for each picture.
Log anything you want by
creating your own user-defined fields. Input fields may be simple text
fields, numeric fields, or single or multiple-line boxes that scroll
horizontally or vertically. You may enter a list of predefined values
(the rig or antenna used to make the QSO for example), and the
acceptable values appear in a dropdown menu on the log form. Yes/No
fields such as YL are represented with a checkbox. The sizes of
user-defined as well as normal fields may be changed by the user.
User-defined fields have all the
functionality of normal fields -- you can search on them or use them
for awards tracking.
You have complete control of the
log form layout. Drag and drop fields to the desired location.
Remove unwanted fields.
Quickly search your data using any
field or combination thereof, regardless of how big your log is, using
our easy fill-in-the-blank filter form.
You may open
several log forms simultaneously. You could log a QSO in one form,
while searching with another. Or have one log form for HF DXing and
another customized form for VHF/UHF work.
When you log a station, information is automatically logged from
your computer-interfaced rig, callbook databases, and previous QSOs. A separate window automatically
displays all previous QSOs with that station, complete with QSL status
for each QSO. Another window shows all memberships that a station
holds--1010, smirk, FISTS, etc. An Info window shows the DXCC country,
zones, UTC and local times, ARRL bureau status, and distance and
direction to and from the DX station.
Of course DXCC and zones are logged automatically. LOGic also can log
any item from previous QSOs with the same station (great for contest
exchanges). Membership numbers (1010, SMIRK, etc. may also be logged
automatically using LOGic's Memberships database. Name, address, grid
square, county, etc. may be automatically logged from free and
subscription web-based callbook
databases, LOGic's built-in callbook database, and any of the
popular CD-ROM callbooks. All available callbook databases are
automatically searched until the call is found!
A variety of maps (gray line,
political, and road maps) are available, as well as demographic and
political information. Get real-time WX reports for yourself or the
station you are in QSO with.
LOGic may be optimized for single or
multiple monitors. Normally LOGic's windows are contained within the
main LOGic application window. If you have multiple monitors, selected
windows may be moved out of the LOGic application window and into the
Windows desktop, where they may be placed in a second (or third or...!)
monitor. Further customize LOGic by choosing your favorite colors. Use your
favorite photos for form backgrounds. Make your software uniquely
yours! Transparent screens maximize screen space
utilization and aesthetics.
Band & mode setup is fully
customizable. Supports
all
bands & modes, including MARS. Set bands up for your license class,
and you will be warned if you operate out of your allowed band
segment.
Up to eight radios and four rotors
may be controlled simultaneously.
Share data
with other logging programs using the industry-standard ADIF
format pioneered by Personal Database Applications. Also export in several
other popular formats including Excel, MXL, CSV, and others for use in
other applications. LOGic's generic import facility imports Excel and CSV
log data that you entered in spreadsheets or generic database
programs, or from older logging programs that do not support ADIF.
We provide free assistance in importing your log data to new customers.  LOGic
is fully networkable and multi-user. Access your log from any computer on
your LAN or VPN.
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