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MAC powered kit log

Iweb is pretty easy to use, I'm not sure if the rumors are true that they will no longer support the software. Very simple to update and I only pay 8 dollars a year for to Godaddy for the site name and another 16 a year to a web hosting server.

Here is an example.

http://www.n87dx.com/N87DX/Home.html

I am in the middle of trying out webpress.com as well

http://rv7n87dx.wordpress.com/

and googles blogger looks very similar to web press.

I have alot of time on my hands over here so this is about as much work as i can get done on the RV.

-david
 
I use Wordpress.

Does not care what you are on.
Free Software, just requires a PHP5/MySQL capable Web Host.
Can update anywhere I have web access.
Endless customization possibilities.
Does not take web programming skills to use though I have them.
Constantly being improved by the Open Source Community.

My $0.02.
 
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I used Expercraft. It is web based and worked very well for me. I was able to add pictures to each page and printed the entire log as I went so that I would have a paper copy. I took the paper copy to the FSDO when applying for my Repairmans Certificate and the inspector liked it a lot.
They are now offering newer versions, so I don't know for sure how they work, but you can find all of the info here.
 
KitLogPro

I actually transferred all my files from a failing PC to a MAC last year and kept on using KitLogPro on the MAC. You need to run a window's application on the MAC system (I've been using Parallels) of which there are several to choose from.

I've really not had any issues and KitLog is relatively easy to use even though its not optimized for the MAC.
 
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