Nobody should ever have to edit their registry because of a compatibility issue caused by your software using an old jet driver and ODBC for communications. It would take a day to create a script to do all of the things your page says to do, and it would be idiot proof. If you have known problems, like compatibility issues with Microsoft products, you need to release a hotfix. There is a whole page devoted to telling you how to tweak the registry, download things, repair files, etc, etc.Īlright guys, enough is enough. Then, I installed Office 365, and it broke the LogBook. So, I installed HRD on a brand new Windows 10 machine, and everything appeared to be working fine. I purchased HRD 6.3, only to find out Windows XP was not supported. I have been developing software for decades, I get it.nothing is perfect. It freezes up now and then, and sometimes makes ghost entries in my log.
Support basically told me I was on my own and closed my ticket, even though I sent them the log file from the program. I've been using HRD 6.1 for a few years, and I've learned to deal with the various popups, and the inability to interface with LOTW despite multiple reinstalls. just in case this review magically gets deleted too: This is the review the person posted on eHam that apparently caused the Ham Radio Deluxe people to get so mad at them as to instruct them to install malware that disabled their copy.
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