All supported dive computers are listed on this website. A direct download function is located under the "Download" section in the left sidebar of Diving Log. Der "Universal Downloader" unterstützt viele verschiedene Modelle. If you can't find a direct download for your computer, you have to import from the manufacturer software.

The 5.0 key must be updated to a 6.0 key as described on this page.

Download and install Diving Log 6.0. Then update your 5.0 unlock code to a version 6.0 code here. The logbook file will be automatically used from version 5.0.

A Mac version is unfortunately due to technical reasons not possible in the near future. But you can run Diving Log with VMware Fusion or Parallels on Mac OS.

No, just click here to retrieve your unlock keys.

Just connect your dive computer to the USB port and a virtuell COM port will be created, which you can use to download your dive computer. If you see more than one COM port, watch the port list when you connect your dive computer to see which one will be added.

I'm not the author of the iPhone, iPad or Android Dive Log, it is from another developer. We are 2 different companies and thus Diving Log for the Desktop is a separate purchase. Both applications are standalone logbook applications, which can share and sync logbook data.

You can change the units and language in the menu "File > Preferences".

You can find in the "Web" menu of the main toolbar a synchronization for the myUemis website.

If you have any problems after installing the update, I suggest you install first the full setup (not the update) into the same directory. If there are further problems, please write me an email with the description of the problem (error message).

Please send me the logbook file you want to import, and copy the error message from the import protocol to the email. I'll try to find then the problem.

Yes, please contact me and I'll offer you cheaper licences.

Yes, Diving Log uses a common database format. The logbook is saved as a Microsoft Access 2000 database which you can access from several programs.

Yes, you can create with Diving Log as much new logbooks as you want (menu File - New Logbook)

No, when both devices belong the same person, only one licence is necessary.

Diving Log saves all data in a Microsoft Access 2000 database which is located in a subfolder called "Diving Log" within the personal folder (My Documents).

Send me your report file (*.crd, *.lst) and I'll add the file to the Report Download Website.

Yes, you can download more reports on the Report Download Website. But you can also change any layout with the report designer to fit your requirements (menu File > Print > Designer).

You can import the MySQL dump file on any webserver which runs a MySQL database. This way you can simply publish your dives on a website. You can find more informations here: Online Logbook

Those are XML based files for exchanging dive data. You can find a list of compatible programs here.

The download was interrupted and so the file is incomplete. Simply delete the file and download it again. When you have a slow internet connection I suggest you use a download manager.

There are several ways to get your dives from Diving Log online. On this website you can find some: Online Logbook

A Linux version is unfortunately not planned. But you can run Diving Log with Virtual Box on a Linux system.

Please send me your old and your new email address. I'll use then new one for future newsletters.

Diving Log is using the Libdivecomputer library. You can support this project to add additional dive computers.

Yes of course! Diving Log will be improved on and on, most of the current features are based on customer suggestions. Also if you find any bugs, please write me. But I unfortunately can't tell you when a special feature will be released, because there are may factors.

You can download country flags here: Wikimedia or Flaggenlexikon

Please send me an expample logbook with some dives and a link where I can download the software. I'll try then to implement an import function in Diving Log.