Hi all,
With a lot of demand after the closure of SimAirline.net back in April 2010, I'm glad to announce that you can now export your entire logbook (Only starting at the beginning of the Roster System) to Microsoft Excel format.
Log into your account and in the control panel instead of the "File for Inactivity" button, it is now "Export Logbook"
Simply click on this button and it will start downloading the file, open the file in Microsoft Excel, you might get a message saying that the file is in a different format and if you would like to open the file anyway, click "Yes" and your logbook is there.
If you are facing any problems, kindly contact me through Private Message.
Ali
Exporting Logbooks
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Ali Abou-Zeid
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Exporting Logbooks
What centreline???
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Excellent!!! Got my logbook, finally 
^^Courtesy of Fraser Jeffery. To SimAirline.net. It's been a blast!^^
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Thanks, Ali!
Unfortunately it doesn't work very well in Open Office. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but when I try to open files that are pretty much html tables, all I get is the html code, it doesn't actually create a spreadsheet. Of course, I can just plug it into a browser and I get the table that way.
Unfortunately it doesn't work very well in Open Office. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but when I try to open files that are pretty much html tables, all I get is the html code, it doesn't actually create a spreadsheet. Of course, I can just plug it into a browser and I get the table that way.
