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- 7.7.3 Further improvements to text editing for the CW keyer
- 7.7.3 New feature: a voice keyer is now available for audio transmission via the transceiver. Like the existing CW keyer, it is accessed via the small keyer switch in the QSO entry window or during contests. The program automatically switches between keyers depending on the mode (CW or SSB). Custom text messages can be stored for the voice keyer, just as they can for the CW keyer. It is also possible to create and integrate WAV files
10.09.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.7.3
- 7.7.2 September contest updates
- 7.7.2 Improved search in the standard statistics list.
- 7.7.2 Fixed an issue where input windows would sometimes become too large when the program was running on a second monitor while the primary monitor was very large.
- 7.7.2 CW keyer settings are now clearer. New input window for CW keyer text, featuring placeholders and control characters.
03.09.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.7.2
- 7.7.1 Web browser: flickering no longer occurs during simultaneous BNetzA queries
- 7.7.1 Dark mode: various adjustments to the QSO entry window
- 7.7.1 SAT import: access to more recent Celestrak data and updated web addresses
- 7.7.1 Program options - additional fields: layout improvement
- 7.7.1 QSO entry window: several improvements regarding field swapping
13.08.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.7.1
- 7.6.7 VHF Contest: Output of separate EDI band logs for MIXED-band entries now also supports the VHF contest's HO7 layout
- 7.6.7 VHF Contest: Separate EDI band logs for MIXED-band entries are now generated whenever the log contains QSOs from different bands
- 7.6.7 Separate log window for the zoom function in the QSO entry window or the QSO list function in the statistics table: modified column widths are now permanently saved
- 7.6.7 QSO entry window default values: QSLs and QSLr fields now acce
09.07.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.6.7
- 7.6.6 Update of the July contests
- 7.6.6 Update of the HAM abc lexicon database
- 7.6.6 VHF contest night mode: locked input fields are now also dark, frequency is easier to read
- 7.6.6 VHF contest: for mixed-band contests, the EDI file now only records the number of QSOs that were actually made in that band
- 7.6.6 Light Talk: 1mm band (0.3 - 1666 THz) can be used in HO. To do this, under "Program options - further" or "Program options - general - own data", check the box next to "Use 1mm
25.06.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.6.6
- 7.6.5 Web browser module check at program startup: If the Edge browser is not yet enabled within the program, a notification appears offering the option to install it. This is necessary because the old Internet Explorer no longer supports many functions on modern websites or executes them with errors; for instance, the browser often hangs on cookie-related pop-up prompts. Allow HAM OFFICE to install the Edge tool. If it is already present on the PC, a notification will appear. This function do
12.06.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.6.5
- 7.6.4 Update to the June Contests
- 7.6.4 The "Secure Websites" privacy option is automatically enabled on Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers whenever the program launches—even if it was manually disabled during the previous session. This is necessary because many websites now function exclusively via HTTPS.
28.05.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.6.4
- 7.6.3 eQSL Photo Reception: The setting from the eQSL import for SWL cards now also applies to the reception of SWL photos.
- 7.6.3 Import from Digital Programs: The SAT mode is now also imported if an auxiliary field (L-field) is named SAT_MODE.
- 7.6.3 Label Printing: Alignment of QSL cards on larger paper is now also available even when there is no connection to HAM Label.
- 7.6.3 QSO Entry Window – Field Swapping: In the dual-list view, the fields of the main window are once again fully displ
21.05.2026 HAM OFFICE Release 7.6.3
- 7.6.2 Support for WinXP and Win7: Server-side adjustments enabling continued downloading of updates via HTTP instead of HTTPS.
- 7.6.2 QSL Dispatch: New option in print settings: "Only one label per callsign." This option is particularly useful for DXpeditions: If more QSOs have been conducted with a single callsign than can fit on a standard QSL card, label, or email, the excess QSOs are now disregarded; this prevents the generation of an excessive number of QSL cards, labels, or emails.
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