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Call History files
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Call History file use with logging programs
N1MM Logger+ Full help information on Call Histoy files in N1MM Logger+ can be found here.
Logger32 Download of CheckCall can be found here. There is no documentation on use in the Logger32 help files (.chm/.pdf/.docx).
CQRLOG uses 'stripped down' versions of membership fields. You'll need to 'translate' the files to make them work1,2
Examples: Call or Call;Number or Call;Number;Date Start;Date End [where dates are in format YYYY-MM]  
DXLog uses a different syntax for "CallHistory" files. The "Extra Information" window can be used. Select Download on DXlog, then file/download/extrainfo then select CWClubs.xdt [~2 MB in size]. The file is built on THEIR server, with data automatically taken and formatted from THIS server every 24 hours.
drlog (N7DR) uses the 'raw' files successfully.

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

It seems pretty obvious, that with N1MM Logger+ and Logger32 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.
Why is the N1MM Logger+ format useful? All kinds of extras can be included for DXpeditions; Sponsors, 'Pilots', all sorts of reminders that operators may not remember on-the-fly when hot/cold and tired after days on the air.
Club membership
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only CW		 4SQRP 4SQRP 9AQRP A1A A1 Club (JA) [Challenge Degree, worked 204 members] CCT CQC CQCW CTC CWJF - Life Member ECWARC FFQRP FISTS FOCocw FPQRP GRT
CW Links 30CW 4SQRP 9AQRP A1A A1 Club (JA) CCT CQC CQCW CTC CWJF ECWARC FFQRP FISTS FoCocw FPQRP GRT
Notes on QRQ No. 236 No. 1945 No. 161
& 162		 No. 253 No.1745 No. 200 No. 1029 No. 571 No. 3224
& 3225		 No. 790 No. 450 No. 102 No. 19223 groups.io
-only-		 No. 4128 No. 1442
HTC LIDS MORSE NAQCC NEQRP NOC NZQRP PROCW QRQcw RCWC South African Morse Operators' Club SKCC SOC SSN True Blue DXers Club Worked All Britain - former CW Net controller YOMARC
HTC LIDS MORSE NAQCC NEQRP NOC NZQRP PROCW QRQcw RCWC SAMOC SKCC SOC SSN TBDXC WAB YOMARC
No. 387 No. 231 No. 020 No. 9881 No. 855 No. 1 --- No. 120 --- No. 1211 --- No. 20141 No. 1000 --- No. 900 No. 1496 No. 144
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• Tips for using N1MM Logger+ outside the scope of this subject have moved to a dedicated page under the w4.vp9kf.com domain.
• Tips for using Logger32 outside the scope of this subject have moved to a dedicated page under the w4.vp9kf.com domain.
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