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On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 20:50:39 -0800 (PST), SC Dxing
wrote: I've tried downloading two different logging problems but to be honest, any spreadsheet (Works, Excel, OpenOffice) is the best for me. I have my columns as such.. Frequency Country Station ID Date listened Time listened Reception Misc. Notes (language, program data etc) I use a combination of these two sites to help me identify stations and to find them....Although I will wait for a positive ID before I log it. http://www.primetimeshortwave.com/time.txt - English only broadcast schedule http://www.geocities.jp/binewsjp/bib08.txt - really huge of shortwave stations by frequency that is updated almost on a daily basis. Happy listening..... I have used a Palm OS based data base package called HanDBase. Their website has many [free] downloadable 'applets' including logging software - both shortwave and ham applets. Cool thing is at home you can update the database on your computer and on trips and such you use the Palm. Keep them synch'ed and with the sorting features (which yes you can easily do in a spreadsheet) you have quite a program guide at your disposal. If I were limiting myself to logging at the computer only - I'd go with a spreadsheet application (like many I use MS Excel) as SCDxing has suggested. |
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