klog(1)

NAME

   klog - The Ham Radio Logging program

SYNOPSIS

   klog [option]

OPTIONS

   A summary of options is included below.

   --help Show summary of options.

   --version Output version information and exit.

DESCRIPTION

   klog  is  a ham radio logging program for Linux, OSX and Windows.  With
   KLog you can log your QSOs and save it in ADIF format. KLog  helps  you
   to manage DXCC, WAZ and IOTA award.

USAGE

   Enter you QSO data in the top left box while entity data, direction and
   other usefull information will be shown in the top right box.

   Previous QSOs are shown in the botton box where you can click  to  edit
   them.

   Here is a list of keys that can be used to navigate through klog:

   Control a: Add a QSO.

   Control d: Delete a selected QSO.

PRINTING

   KLog has a very basic printing feature implemented.

PREFERENCES

   You can edit the ~/.klog/klogrc file to setup you call and locator.

   All  the  data  files are saved in the KLog home directory (~/.klog) by
   default.

FILES

   /usr/share/klog/cty.csv  contains  the  DXCC  entries  read  by   KLog.
   ~/.klog/logbook.dat.  contains all the logbook and information of KLog.

AUTHORS

   KLog was written by Jaime Robles, EA4TV <jaime at robles.es> aka <jaime
   at kde.org>

   Download the last version from: http://jaime.robles.es

   Calculation of heading and distance was  taken  from  Loccalc  code  by
   Marco Bersani, IK2PIH.

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