PROADIKON
Converts your logs into ADIF (Shacklog, EasyLog, PC-Profilog, LogPlus, DXLog, Log-Projekt, QW, UKWTEST, DAS LOG, HAM-LCT, Eurowinlog, StationMaster, Catlog, ARMAP95/98/2000, SPRINT, WinFD32, WAG, Fivenine, Excel Spreadsheet, CSV or TXT file; also ADIF to ASCII, import into RXCLUS DXCC and IOTA database, *.upf import file for IOTAMEM2 and many other features)
Category : Software/Log Converters
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The resource is currently on dxzone.com in just one category. Main category is Log Converters that is about Applications to convert file formats for amateur radio logs. This link has been on our site since Friday Jun 7 2002, and it has been clicked on 5510 times. So far it received 4 votes for a total score of 5.00/10Discover more websites like this one in these categories:
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Software/Log Converters - Applications to convert file formats for amateur radio logs
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