flight-crew
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I've already read all the old posts on this subject.
I'm considering either FL2000 or Logbook Pro. Here's what I've gathered so far: Both products are good software. What I am more concerned with is which one will provide more future support, future enhancements, and which one is more user friendly. I also want to quickly be able to print out specific data (i.e.- a good filter system built into the software) for airline applications that ask for specific time. I've seen some airline applications that literally want you to break your logbook down into every type of time immaginable! And I want to have the ability to do this quickly and easily. That would be the main reason for putting my time into an electronic logbook- a quick, throrough, and good filter system. I also want to be able to print out a professional looking copy of all my times. I would really like to get some input from someone who has used BOTH FL2000 and Logbook Pro, and can compare the two.
Second question. I noticed that FL2000 offers a Palm pilot version that can be synched with the PC software. I flew with a Captain who had a palm pilot logbook and he said that he liked it. Does anyone have any input on palm pilot logbooks. Should I stick with the paper mini-Aerolog or go palm pilot? How easy is it to use the palm pilot on a daily basis for entering in times, etc?
I'm considering either FL2000 or Logbook Pro. Here's what I've gathered so far: Both products are good software. What I am more concerned with is which one will provide more future support, future enhancements, and which one is more user friendly. I also want to quickly be able to print out specific data (i.e.- a good filter system built into the software) for airline applications that ask for specific time. I've seen some airline applications that literally want you to break your logbook down into every type of time immaginable! And I want to have the ability to do this quickly and easily. That would be the main reason for putting my time into an electronic logbook- a quick, throrough, and good filter system. I also want to be able to print out a professional looking copy of all my times. I would really like to get some input from someone who has used BOTH FL2000 and Logbook Pro, and can compare the two.
Second question. I noticed that FL2000 offers a Palm pilot version that can be synched with the PC software. I flew with a Captain who had a palm pilot logbook and he said that he liked it. Does anyone have any input on palm pilot logbooks. Should I stick with the paper mini-Aerolog or go palm pilot? How easy is it to use the palm pilot on a daily basis for entering in times, etc?