Receiver log sheets
 

Does anyone know of a website where I can download and print SW Log sheets ?
JSM.


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John S. MacKay wrote:

Does anyone know of a website where I can download and print SW Log sheets ?

Why not use a spreadsheet? That way you sort and manipulate your numbers
later. A column for dates, another for countries, etc...




mike

In article 32Cnc.36947$U75.11633@edtnps89,
m II wrote:

John S. MacKay wrote:

Does anyone know of a website where I can download and print SW Log sheets ?

Why not use a spreadsheet? That way you sort and manipulate your numbers
later. A column for dates, another for countries, etc...

You can use the spread sheet as a flat file database with the sort
function.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:


You can use the spread sheet as a flat file database with the sort
function.

Exactly..and most computers have some type of spreadsheet or office
suite that has one. The fonts and colours can be adjusted to anything
you want.

Far more versatile than a dedicated SWL log.



mike

Several logging programs for SWLing at URL:
http://ac6v.com/swl.htm#LOG

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John S. MacKay wrote:

Does anyone know of a website where I can download and print SW Log
sheets ?

Behold, m II signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

Telamon wrote:


You can use the spread sheet as a flat file database with the sort
function.

Exactly..and most computers have some type of spreadsheet or office
suite that has one. The fonts and colours can be adjusted to anything
you want.

Far more versatile than a dedicated SWL log.



mike

I recommend www.openoffice.org - free, 100% M$ compatible and available
for all platforms :-)))))))

It has been flawless for me on several Linux distro's and Win98.

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