| SOTA CSV Editor V1.5.9.4 - Information |
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SOTA (Summits-On-The-Air) CSV Log Editor for Windows
My SOTA (Summits-On-The-Air) CSV Log Editor features:
- Simple Entry/Edit system.
- User configurable (Operator Callsign, Bands, Modes, Location).
- Suitable for SOTA Activator, SOTA Chaser and SOTA SWL logs.
- Compatible with VK port-a-log SOTA CSV files.
- Create or edit SOTA CSV logs for direct upload to the SOTA database (one log can be uploaded for both Activator and Chaser entry).
- Summit reference checking (optional) - using latest summit list from SOTA Database site.
- Shows Summit name, Locator, Bearing and Distance information (when Database is available).
- ADIF export of Log entries, suitable for direct import into many main station logging programs (when used with optional features).
- Program updates can be directly downloaded and installed (with 'Windows UAC' prompts when necessary).
- Tested under WINE on Linux (you will need to configure MDAC to use the Summit Reference Database).
If you have suggestions for improvement please use my Feedback form
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| Virus Total Analysis for SOTA CSV Editor V1.5.9.4 |
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| Note: Detection's that do not identify a specific named threat or that contain words like:
"Generic", "BehavesLike", "Malicious", "Confidence", "Riskware", "Reputation", "Score", "Heuristic", "Unsafe"
are typically false-positives and DO NOT identify a genuine threat.
These sort of threat identifications are typically due to a lack of use of the program amongst the user base of the Virus protection
software (this is typically for niche-market Amateur Radio software)
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