CW Club Files - use with logging software that isn't N1MM Logger+ or Logger32

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Data policy

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	CW Club files
	for other logging programs Call History, CheckCall/CheckCallMini* and SCP [.dta or .dtb]

* Data may be usable in other logging programs

Other logging programs link

CQRLOG General [Linux] (v2.5.2) uses 'stripped down' versions of membership fields. You'll need to 'translate' the files to make them work^1,2. Try this how to file. Examples: Call or Call;Number or Call;Number;Date Start;Date End [where dates are in format YYYY-MM]

DXLog Contest [Windows] (v2.6.32) uses a different syntax for CallHistory ["prefill database"] files {not documented in web page or Wiki}. You'll need to 'translate' the files to make them work¹. [SM7IUN author/support, says "You can use N1MM database files as they are if you define them as file type CSV in Options|Data files|Prefill database"]
Examples: Call=Number or Call=Name;Number ( 927 users on Groups.io). In addition, you can now download a .xdt file from the DXLog website, which uses data fetched from this site.

drlog (v γ) Contest (N7DR) [Linux] uses the 'raw' files successfully. If you have an interest in winning contests, look at Doc's blog!

trlinux (v0.62) Contest (N6TR) [Linux] - more notes to follow.

tlf (v1.4.1) Contest (PA0M/DL1JBE) [Linux] - more notes to follow.

not1mm (v26.6.16.1) Contest (K6GTE) [Linux] - more notes to follow.

yfktest (v0.7) Contest (DJ5CW [DJ1YFK] W9YA) [Linux] - more notes to follow.

QLog (v0.51.0) General (OK1MLG, AA5SH, DJ5CW, others) [Linux/Windows/Qt] - more notes to follow.

1) As there is no 'User Text' field to denote a club name, combined listings cannot be meaningfully used with this program
2) As there is no 'Name' field, this reduces useful data from most clubs

Recent/Current/Upcoming DXpeditions (not necessarily contest operations too) using DXlog as their logging program

VP2VI, J51A

It seems pretty obvious, that with N1MM Logger+ ( 5359 users on Groups.io) and Logger32 ( 2938 users on Groups.io) dominating their respective logging slots (contest/everyday), it's about time that other programs made more use of Call History files and that they and the existing ones use more options. Confused? Go here for more.