[LOGic] LOGic forum

Sun May 13 12:37:14 EDT 2012

When Microsoft notified the world in 2007 that Visual FoxPro would no longer
be supported, Dennis didn't really have a choice about continuing
development in that language. Converting everything to .NET is not a
trivial undertaking, so I would recommend that we be patient while that
conversion process continues to take shape.
I purchased Logic9, installed it, and run it side by side with Logic8.
Logic8 continues to be my logger of choice for DXing, while I am waiting for
Logic9 to catch up. My recommendation is to throw our support behind the
continuing development of Logic9, because it will be on a platform that has
a stated future in the Microsoft world, and just hang tight until the kinks
are worked out.
Vy 73,
Hank
AA4HP
-----Original Message-----
From: logic-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:logic-bounces at mailman.qth.net]
On Behalf Of K0DAN
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2012 11:21 AM
To: logic at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [LOGic] LOGic forum
I need to throw my 0ドル.02 in too.
I much prefer this email list to the "web based" forum alternative which I
guess is now the official site? Sending/receiving LOGIC-related info is much
easier using an "email approach" than posting on a forum (in my opinion).
I too started with LOGIC 4 and have not gone beyond LOGIC 8. It meets 99%
of my needs, and yes, has a few quirks, which I live with. I won't go into
them because it's not worth the bother.
But my questions are regarding LOGIC 9...
a) For those of you have gone from V8 to V9, what do you gain? What do you
lose?
b) I have always had trouble when upgrading LOGIC versions, in that the
default databases (especially PREFIX and DXCC tables) do not meet my needs. 
In the past I have had to spend a lot of time fixing errors produced by the
upgrades, rebuilding tables to suit my needs, etc. If I were to do a
standard install of LOGIC9, then import my log files, is there a way to
simply COPY my LOGIC8 directories and files on top of the new version? Which
files & directories? What to avoid?
Glad to see there is still some life on this list!
73
dan
k0dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim
Sent: May 13, 2012 08:19 AM
To: logic at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [LOGic] How to post to the LOGic forum
Post your questions here.
Jim
> I'm K1VU and I have been using LOGic since Ver. 3 or 4. That goes back a
> ways.
>> I really don't like this Forum method of interfacing with Dennis or other
> LOGic users !!!
>> I've always have issues with LOGic that I could always post to this list
> and get help.
>> I still have a lot of issues with LOGic9 BUT I can' to seem to be able
> to make a post to the forum
>> It seems that I I have lot of questions that are not categorized in the
> Forum and I don't where to post them.
>> Anyway I played 90ドル for something that has created more problems that I
> had with LOGic8.
>> While LOGic9 has a few of the improvements that I always wanted, there are
> more problems created
> than we had with LOGic8.
>> 73
> Bob, K1VU
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