>From having developed DXKeeper, a full-function 32-bit logging
appliciation that (among other things) imports ADIF 1.0 files, I have
accumulated a fair amount of experience in dealing with the liberties
taken by various ADIF-compatible programs. I'd be happy to share this
knowledge with you Kelly.
For those interested, DXKeeper is free, and available via
www.qsl.net/dxkeeper .
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
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Of Kelly Jones
Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 8:36 PM
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Subject: [DX-CHAT] ADIF Logs needed for testing
Hello fellow listers,
I am currently working on an enhancement to DX-Central
(www.dx-central.com). What I am needing is some ADIF exports from your
logging/contest programs.
Looking at the ADIF format, writing a log "reader" should be easy, but
it
appears every logging and contest program does their own flavor of ADIF
so
an "across the board" import won't work.
So if anyone is interested in helping out, what I need is an export of
about 150-200 (can be more, can be less) records from your log. In
addition to the log export, please indicate what software you are using
and
what version. Hopefully the output won't change between software
versions,
but who knows.
The more exports I can get the more "cross logging program" compatible
this
enhancement will be.
Thanks in advance!
73
Kelly - KE9KD
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