Best computer logbook?

[saabcaptain]

I am looking to put my logbook on my computer for ease of future use in filling out applications etc. (when the major resume hiring in the 2010's...) I have seen the Logbook Pro program advertised on this site and downloaded the trial which seems really nice and I am about to bite, but I was wondering if there are other major computer logbook programs out there for comparison.

I am a Part 121 pilot for what it is worth and would need a semi-flexible logbook that supports Windows.

Thanks!

 

[hyper]

LP's all I use. Easy to set up, manage and filter. I've had a few small problems with it in the past, but new version updates are always free, and my questions are always answered quickly on the support website.

 

[601Pilot]

Computer logbooks

I have been using Logbook Pro, but I'm now shopping around
for a different one. You might want to check out
www.flightlvl.com and their logbook. Let me know if you find
anymore.

Logbook Pro can't handle 2 decimal places, and that's what I need.

601Pilot

 

[corky]

microsoft excel.

can do anything any logbook program can do and more

 

[KigAir]

I keep my time in an Excel spreadsheet.

 

[Vik]

I use Excel myself. I just keep adding a column when the need arises.

If you don't know how to use Excel, spend the 50 bux and go take a course at your local community college or buy a book. It is a great software and if you ever decide to do something other than being a pilot, it might come in handy.

 

[DrEvil]

Logbook Pro Review

 

[Sphincter Boy]

My vote for Logbook Pro

 

[Stallion]

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