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10-18-2014 | 11:28 AM
#61
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Just saw this on LogBook Pro's webpage:
Celebrating over 17 years of Logbook Pro Desktop, which is NOT a subscription but a one time purchase (persistent license), all version 1.x updates are free as they have been since initial launch in the mid-1990's we are offering a celebration sale NOW through October 31st at 50% off. Purchase Logbook Pro Desktop or Logbook Pro Desktop version upgrade licenses at 50% off by applying coupon code NOSUB at checkout. Need to move to a new computer? No problem, simply activate your license on the new computer with no frustration at any time. Already a customer from the past? Your license code STILL WORKS - no purchase required. Click here to download and install the latest and continue to enjoy Logbook Pro and also enjoy our iOS, Android, Kindle Fire, and NOOK tablet apps that sync seamlessly.
For Mac users, easily run Logbook Pro Desktop in Windows on Mac OS X just as we do using Boot Camp, VMWare Fusion (what we use), or Parallels Desktop. The new Mac OS that just released yesterday "Yosemite" is supported and it's a great way to simply swipe full screen apps between VMWare Fusion or Paralles and Mac OS X without any reboot required.
Those using other e-Log products can use our Import Wizard to import your CSV or TAB delimited data. We can support just about any e-Log out there and if you can't use the Import Wizard yourself just send us the data file and we'll import it for you FREE as a courtesy for new customers. Check out our info on e-Log conversions here, and click here for info on our Import Wizard.
To get the most out of your software check out our complete documentation and video tutorials as well as YouTube videos here and here.
We are thrilled to bring you the most trusted, reliable, and accurate logbook as well as the most cost effective electronic pilot logbook software ever.
Thank you for being a part of NC Software, Inc.
Sincerely,
Neal Culiner
President, NC Software, Inc.
For Mac users, easily run Logbook Pro Desktop in Windows on Mac OS X just as we do using Boot Camp, VMWare Fusion (what we use), or Parallels Desktop. The new Mac OS that just released yesterday "Yosemite" is supported and it's a great way to simply swipe full screen apps between VMWare Fusion or Paralles and Mac OS X without any reboot required.
Those using other e-Log products can use our Import Wizard to import your CSV or TAB delimited data. We can support just about any e-Log out there and if you can't use the Import Wizard yourself just send us the data file and we'll import it for you FREE as a courtesy for new customers. Check out our info on e-Log conversions here, and click here for info on our Import Wizard.
To get the most out of your software check out our complete documentation and video tutorials as well as YouTube videos here and here.
We are thrilled to bring you the most trusted, reliable, and accurate logbook as well as the most cost effective electronic pilot logbook software ever.
Thank you for being a part of NC Software, Inc.
Sincerely,
Neal Culiner
President, NC Software, Inc.
10-18-2014 | 12:22 PM
#62
ULTP-Ultra Low Tier Pilot
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10-19-2014 | 02:03 PM
#65
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So what happens if twenty years (if not before then) from now I have (20yrs X $69.99) invested and these guys at Coradine decide to fold up shop and shutter down/pull the plug??
I guess thats a concern with any type of electronic software or subscription. The only true $30 lifetime investment is my Paper logbook.
I guess thats a concern with any type of electronic software or subscription. The only true $30 lifetime investment is my Paper logbook.
10-20-2014 | 05:28 AM
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10-20-2014 | 09:07 AM
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From: Gear Slinger
10-20-2014 | 11:03 AM
#68
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What's wrong with the little red log books? They were like $8 a piece and lasted all year. You could always just make a spreadsheet. You could always go the major airline pilot route. Stop logging time all together. I don't recommend this way until you decided you are never applying for another flying job.
10-20-2014 | 02:05 PM
#69
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i just wait until the end of the month and sync up with sched-.
The only bad part is entering the old paper logs from day one. There is just no good way to do it that doesn't involve copius amounts of keyboard time or paying someone else to do it. I've heard there is a company that will digitize your logbook page photo's but haven't see any results of that.
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