AALog 2.47

AALog is a program for maintaining a hardware log (log) of an amateur radio station. It has a user-friendly interface, is easy to use, and has a large set of tools. It looks like a paper magazine and uses all the power of your computer. It can interact with CwType, CwGet, TrueTTY and AAVoice programs. The HamPort program is used to interact with the transceiver.
Main functions of AALog:

• Storing multiple logs of one station as one large one. For example, I have one (main) a log for everyday work and several logs for various competitions.
• Storing logs of different radio stations with a description of each log. For example, if there are several radio amateurs in your family, AALog will allow each of them to keep statistics on diplomas independently of each other.
• Hardware logging:
  • The ability to enter QSO parameters both while working on the air (the date and time will be substituted automatically) and later.
  • Search for previous QSOs with a correspondent.
  • Calculation of the angle of rotation of the antenna and the distance to the correspondent.
  • Editing the QSO database.
  • Sorting the log by date, range, type of communication and callsign.
  • The ability to apply filters on any fields.
  • Statistics on the lists of DXCC, WAZ, P-75-P, WAS, WAJA, JCC, WAIP, Russia, WPX.
  • Built-in database of the QSL manager.
  • Support for grid locators.
  • Detailed prefix list.
  • Transferring data from one log to another.
  • Printing hardware magazine, stickers on QSL cards and envelopes.
• Import/export of data.
• Digital communication support. You can use TrueTTY for RTTY and PSK31, CwType/CwGet for telegraph work, as well as AAVoice as the digital voice of your radio station.
• Using external databases: AALog can use information from the Buckmaster HamCall CD-ROM, QRZ CD-ROM, RAC CD-ROM (Flying horse) and Visual callsign database CD-ROM (database of radio amateurs from the former USSR).
• Help file and documentation.