Introduction

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DXLog.net project was started by the late Kresimir (Chris or Krešo) Kovarik, 9A5K during the summer of 2011,
with the goal to create the most easy to use and versatile contest logging software available.

Krešo was an avid and generous contester, including a WRTC contestant. He was a software professional
which, among other things, has given DXLog.net perhaps the most powerful scripting system and the
best support for complex contest rules of all contest loggers.


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Krešo holding the Croatian team sign at WRTC 2018


When Krešo sadly passed away in the early spring of 2019, his close friend Krassy, K1LZ,
acquired all rights to the software, including the source code, and decided to donate the
program to the ham radio community.

Later in the spring Krešo was posthumously inducted into the CQ Contest Hall of Fame for his
contributions to ham radio contesting. The induction speech by Krassy K1LZ can be viewed [HERE].


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Krassy's induction speech at CQ Contest Hall of Fame 2019


The software is supported by a very small team, lead by Paul K1XM.

DXlog.net has a classic look-and-feel and follows a long standing tradition in keyboard shortcuts and other UI components.

DXlog.net is still under development. New versions offering new features and defect corrections are released on a regular basis.

The latest version can always be found [HERE].

Authors and Contributors

The late Kresimir (Chris) Kovaric, 9A5K, is the original author of the DXLog.net software and wiki.

Thanks to 9A1AA, 9A6C, DK8ZZ/VE3ZIK, E77DX/OE1EMS, IK2NCJ, N6TV, W9PA, YT3W, K1XM, SM7IUN,
and every registered user for their continuous support, new ideas, bug reporting and testing of DXLog.net.

Thanks also to Jim M0CKE, Ken K6MR, and Björn SM7IUN for spending endless hours improving this documentation wiki.


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