Tnx for info!

[Jerry Fray]

Wow! Ask and ye shall receive!! Tnx a million for all the replies to my
  query abt a good logging program!  There are several to choose from 
and
  many were represented by several people. I plan to check as many as I
  can stand that have demo versions available to download.
  
  If anyone else is interested I can post a condensed version with the
  program names and the number of people suggesting each one!?
  
  -73- One and All!
  Jerry

>From bernie.mcclenny at mail.wdn.com (Bernie McClenny, WR3E)  Wed Jul 31 04:40:46 1996
From: bernie.mcclenny at mail.wdn.com (Bernie McClenny, WR3E) (Bernie McClenny, WR3E)
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 20:40:46 -0700
Subject: IARU Contest HQ Stations?
Message-ID: <31FED5BE.2E72 at mail.wdn.com>

Hey what gives with the IARU HQ stations reporting their scores?  Only 
W1AW/3 and PI4AA have reported.  Can anyone help fill in the numbers for 
the following stations?  de Bernie

CALL       IARU MEMBERSHIP
OM6HQ      SARA
HG96HQ     MARSZ
ON4UBA     UBA
YU0HQ      SRJ
YP0A       FRR
S50HQ      ZRS
DA0HQ      DARC
PI4AA      VERON
GB5HQ      RSGB
OL9HQ      CRC
LY0HQ      LRMD
SK0HQ      SKA
R3HQ       SRR
L75AA      RCA
SV1SV      RAAG
ES4MM      ITN
ER7A       ARM
EM5HQ      UARL
OI1X       SRAL
Z30M       RSM
LX0RL      RL
8J3XHQ     JARL
EI0RTS     IRTS


>From Tine.Brajnik at guest.arnes.si (Tine Brajnik)  Wed Jul 31 13:11:45 1996
From: Tine.Brajnik at guest.arnes.si (Tine Brajnik) (Tine Brajnik)
Date: Wed, 31 Jul 1996 12:11:45 +0000 (GMT)
Subject: EU HF CHAMPIONSHIP THIS WEEK
Message-ID: <01I7Q0GVB7420005KJ at arnes.si>

SEE ALL EUROPEAN CONTESTERS IN EU HF CHAMPIONSHIP THIS COMING SATURDAY
AUGUST 3RD FROM 10 UTC TO 22 UTC ALL BANDS CW/SSB. EXCHANGE TWO FIGURES OF
YEAR YOU OBTAINED HAM LICENCE (I.E. 59981 IF YOU WERE LICENSED IN 1981).
LOGS TO :  SCC,  SAVELJSKA 50, 1113 LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA.

CU  73

Tine   S50A
                                                Tine Brajnik


>From kr4dl at atl.mindspring.com (Steven R. Schmidt)  Wed Jul 31 17:19:23 1996
From: kr4dl at atl.mindspring.com (Steven R. Schmidt) (Steven R. Schmidt)
Date: Wed, 31 Jul 1996 12:19:23 -0400
Subject: Double messages
Message-ID: <1.5.4.16.19960731161923.359ff3fe at pop.atl.mindspring.com>

Can someone give me Trey's address?  Mindspring changed my address slightly,
making it impossible to send messages to the reflector.  I had to
"subscribe" under my new address; now I get two copies of every post.  I
need to drop the first one.
Thanks for any help.
73,  Steve  KR4DL


>From gswanson at arrl.org (Swanson, Glenn,  KB1GW)  Wed Jul 31 16:28:00 1996
From: gswanson at arrl.org (Swanson, Glenn,  KB1GW) (Swanson, Glenn,  KB1GW)
Date: Wed, 31 Jul 1996 11:28:00 -0400
Subject: ARRL Contest submissions:
Message-ID: <m0ulcQ2-000f88C at mgate.arrl.org>


The ARRL has FIVE (5) ways to enter ALL ARRL contests.

Within 30 days after the contest, send your entries via:

E-MAIL -   ASCII summary sheet and ASCII log file
          (following the ARRL Suggested File Format)
           to:  contest at arrl.org

           Merge the summary sheet and log file together
           into one file with an ASCII text editor and
           send on Internet as a text message.

FTP -      ASCII summary sheet and ASCII log file
          (following the ARRL Suggested File Format)
           anonymous FTP to:  ftp.arrl.org

           ZIP the summary sheet file and the log file
           together with PKZIP.EXE and upload your
           compressed file or upload the files separately.


ARRL BBS - ASCII summary sheet and ASCII log file
          (following the ARRL Suggested File Format)
           BBS up to 14.4-k baud
           telephone: (203) 665-0090

           ZIP the summary sheet file and the log file
           together with PKZIP.EXE and upload your
           compressed file to the ARRL BBS or upload the
           files separately.

DISK -     Paper summary sheet and ASCII log file
          (following the ARRL Suggested File Format)
           3.5 or 5.25 inch diskettes (high or low density)

           Copy your <call sign>.LOG file to a floppy
           diskette and mail along with your printed
           summary sheet file to ARRL HQ.

PAPER ENTRY - Official forms or reasonable facsimiles
              Summary sheet, logs, dupe sheets


Mailing Address: ARRL Contest Branch
                 225 Main Street
                 Newington, CT 06111


When submitting contest entries electronically, you should include
an ASCII summary sheet and an ASCII log (following the ARRL Suggested
Standard File Format). Dupe sheets and other breakdown files are
NOT needed.

With most of the popular contest logging programs (CT, NA, N6TR, etc),
the summary sheet file is the ????????.SUM and the log file
is <your call sign>.LOG (KR1R.LOG). If you are using one of these
computer program generated summary sheets, be sure to add any missing
information to your summary sheet file (ARRL Section, high power,
low power, QRP, etc). We recommend that you use the summary sheet files
(*.FRM) found on this disk. The *.FRM files have "blanks" for all the
necessary information.

The following is the ARRL Suggested Standard File Format and a sample file.

Refer to your software manual for instruction for generating
an ASCII file in the correct ARRL format.


                     ARRL Suggested Standard File Format
                      For Submission of Contest Log Data


All files must be in standard ASCII format.

All files must be on an MS-DOS formatted disk, 3.5 inch (720-KB or 1.44-MB)
or 5.25 inch (360-KB or 1.2-MB); uploaded to the ARRL BBS (203-665-0090);
or sent via Internet (contest at arrl.org).

The diskette label should clearly indicate the call sign used, contest name, 

entry class, and date of the contest.

The log data file name shall consist of the call sign and the extension 
".LOG".
For example: KR1R.LOG.

The log file must consist of one line of data per QSO (no more than
80 characters wide), without headers, footers, page breaks or other
non-ASCII characters.

All QSO data must appear in each line, aligned by columns, and must include
the following:

        band:  wavelength for HF and frequency for VHF.

        mode:  designator such as CW, PH, etc.

        date:  in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY  format.

        time:  4-digit UTC without colons.

        call sign of station worked.

        complete exchange sent.

        complete exchange received.

        indication of multipliers:  for example an "*", section/prefix/zone, 

          or etc.

        points claimed:  ALL unclaimed QSOs must be "0" points.

        Multioperator, two-transmitter category log in the ARRL 
International
          DX Contest must indicate which transmitter made which QSOs.

        In contests that require rest periods, the "times on" and "times 
off"
          must be in a separate column.

A paper summary sheet is required of all logs, either an official ARRL 
summary
sheet or a close facsimile with a signed contest participation disclaimer.
Entries uploaded to the ARRL BBS or sent via Internet should include a 
summary
sheet file in lieu of a paper summary sheet.

All diskettes become the property of the ARRL and are not returnable. 



SAMPLE FILE:

20 CW 15/02/92  0001  UW9WA        599 MA   599 100  *    3
20 CW 15/02/92  0001  UZ1AWJ       599 MA   599 200  *    3
20 CW 15/02/92  0002  OZ1IKW       599 MA   599 100  *    3
20 CW 15/02/92  0002  YU1GN        599 MA   599 100  *    3
20 CW 15/02/92  0003  UZ9XWT       599 MA   599 100       3
20 CW 15/02/92  0003  UZ4WWA       599 MA   599 200       3
20 CW 15/02/92  0004  OZ4UN        599 MA   599 500       3
20 CW 15/02/92  0005  OK1ALW       599 MA   599 KW   *    3
[etc.]