Simplified log format
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Transmitting stations
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The CSV file looks like this:

1601;QRO;OK1XXX;599 001;OK1AAA;599 001
1603;QRO;OK1XXX;599 002;OK2BBB;599 003
1605;QRO;OK1XXX;599 003;OK3CCC;599 002

Though the best way is to generate CSV file by MS Excel, there exist other ways 
to do it. Such a file can be written with any simple text editor (i.e. with EDIT 
under DOS, Notepad under Windows and many others). Save the file with CSV 
extension. If your editor did not allow this, save the file with any extension 
and rename it by a file manager such as Windows Explorer, Windows Commander or 
so on.

If you like to use any higher editor such as Write, World, Writer, Wordperfect 
etc. be sure to save the file as plain text with extension CSV.

SWL logs
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A sample of SWL log file in CSV format, each line represents record of one QSO:

1601;SWL;OK1XXX;599 001;OK1AAA
1603;SWL;OK1DDD;599 002;OK2BBB
1605;SWL;OK1EEE;599 003;OK3CCC