Dennis, I have made user-defined changes to the prefix table. When I allow table updates as part of a program update, Logic adds the factory entries along side my user-defined entries. For example, I have changed the description for the state prefixes to include the state name. After a program update, there is also the factory entry that simply shows the call area. I'm not sure how logic treats this situation when there are two conflicting entries. But it would be much better if the update program did not put factory entries that duplicate the user defined entries.

Bob, N7IP

Yes, see the attached screen shot. You also have a copy of my Logic folder, so you can see it there too. The objective in all of this is to show the state in the spot log (see the screen shot). I had talked to you several times about making this change in the factory file. I have also changed some country names--ones that seem outdated to me ("Kampuchea (cambodia)" is an example. I didn't realize that those changes would be wiped out by the update, even tho I marked them as "user-supplied."

Here is a quote from the Logic help pages: "When installing the prefix table update, the entire table is normally replaced with the update. However, you may enter your own entries and keep them from being overwritten during an update by checkmarking User Supplied Entry."

I think it would be a great boost to Logic's wonderful customization capabilities if users could make changes to the factory files as well as add their own.

Bob, N7IP