Printing QSL made easy!

Managing labels for QSL cards is generally a problem if the data entry software does not include this feature. I use Logger32 and WinTest for my logging, and used DF3CB's BV software to manage labels. Although the latter was complicated to use, it worked well. More annoying, it is no longer maintained or available on the author's website. So I looked for another method to manage labels and adopted the web solution proposed by Simon S53ZO. I found it to be well-designed, easy to use, very fast and reliable, requiring no other software such as ADIF pre filtering. The author is also responsive and takes user feedback into account. Here is a brief description.

The ADIF to QSL Label helper solution is not an installable software, but a web-based solution, which makes it easy to use and update.
It is possible to:
- import a file in ADIF format
- filter QSOs based on several criteria
- print labels or directly on QSL cards
- configure the label page according to several criteria
- manage columns and their position for printing (date, time, mode, etc.)
- manage label headers and footers
- manage fonts and sizes for all text
- save the configuration for future use

Usage
All you need to do is:
- Export your log in ADIF format from your logbook software.
- Import it onto the website.
- Set up the labels.
- Export the file in PDF format, which can then be printed onto the labels.
When the page loads, a set of QSOs and default settings are displayed.

Loading a file with 120,000 QSOs takes only a few seconds, and filtering takes even less time. This is quite remarkable compared to other ADIF management software!

DATA menu
Allows you to load an ADIF file and the display order of labels (by call sign, date, etc.)

FILTERS menu
Allows you to filter QSOs from the ADIF file by date, band, mode, DXCC, and QSL status (sent, received, LOTW, paper, eQSL, etc.).

What do you want to print ? menu
Chose what to print, labels or QSL ?

Le menu Page and start position menu
Allows you to configure:
- the size of the page or QSL to be printed
- the positioning and size of the labels (number of rows and columns)
- the left, right, top, and bottom margins
- the spacing between labels
- the labels to be printed
 

Columns menu
Allows you to choose which columns to print on the label, name them, and determine their widths.

Advanced control menu
The Offset submenu
Allows you to manage any misalignments produced by your printer
The Inside label submenu
Manages margins, header and footer content, and whether or not to print the QSL manager.

The Table submenu
Manages the number of QSOs per label and the distribution of text on the label.
 
The All text format submenu
Manages fonts and text sizes, as well as date formats.

The Debug submenu
Allows you to display the outline of labels to facilitate label design. Must be disabled before printing.

The Config menu
Allows you to save and reload all configurations in a JSON file.
The next time you use it, simply reload this file to retrieve all settings, except the QSL filters.

The DOWNLOADS menu
Allows you to download the label file in PDF format or export the ADIF file after filtering.

Result
The various changes made to the configuration appear in real time on the left side of the screen, which is very convenient!
It's true WYSIWYG, “What you see is what you get.”
Here is what we get with the sample file and default settings when the page loads.
The image on the right shows the outline of the labels with the DEBUG option enabled.