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If you are desperately bored, for instance if you’ve been locked
accidentally in a public toilet over the weekend by a deaf council worker, and you’ve read almost the whole internet on your little phone gadget, you might as a desperate last resort like to have a look at http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/articles/index.shtml where I have posted several new magazine articles. Bill |
desperate last resort
" wrote in message news:8fadeca8-321e-41d3-b35b- http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/articles/index.shtml Cheers, Bill. Good stuff, as always. I've learned a lot from your site. SteveT |
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On Apr 6, 1:24*am, "Steve Thackery" wrote:
" wrote in message news:8fadeca8-321e-41d3-b35b- http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/articles/index.shtml Cheers, Bill. *Good stuff, as always. *I've learned a lot from your site. SteveT Thank you. I am much encouraged by your feedback. Bill |
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" wrote in message
... If you are desperately bored, for instance if you’ve been locked accidentally in a public toilet over the weekend by a deaf council worker, and you’ve read almost the whole internet on your little phone gadget, you might as a desperate last resort like to have a look at http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/articles/index.shtml where I have posted several new magazine articles. Most useful Bill. Much more comprehendible that all the textbook on the subject. Peter Crosland |
desperate last resort
On Apr 6, 10:40*am, Dickie Mint
wrote: On 05/04/2010 23:35, wrote: If you are desperately bored, for instance if you’ve been locked accidentally in a public toilet over the weekend by a deaf council worker, and you’ve read almost the whole internet on your little phone gadget, you might as a desperate last resort like to have a look at http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/articles/index.shtml where I have posted several new magazine articles. Bill Fantastic! *Thanks, Bill, much appreciated. A little request?! *Could you pdf every article for easy downloading - some are links to html pages - and maybe do a zip file of the lot? Took me ages to save them all off into my little folder that's called Bill's musings...... Richard This is something that needs to be done. In fact some of the earlier ones need to be re-done completely, because the chap that did those pages didn't really know what he was doing. The other problem is, a lot of the earlier ones are badly out of date, and in truth should probably be removed. If only life could be extended sufficiently that all these things could be done. Bill |
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On Apr 6, 7:51*am, "Peter Crosland" wrote:
" wrote in message Most useful Bill. Much more comprehendible that all the textbook on the subject. Peter Crosland Thanks for that. Ironically a young lady who is a large-budget decision maker at a housing association complained in an email last week that my explanation of the situation regarding a TV distribution system was 'incomprehensible to a normal person'. I asked an 80 year old female and a 14 year old male to read it, and both seemed to understand it perfectly. Bill |
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"Dickie Mint" wrote in message
... On 05/04/2010 23:35, wrote: If you are desperately bored, for instance if you’ve been locked accidentally in a public toilet over the weekend by a deaf council worker, and you’ve read almost the whole internet on your little phone gadget, you might as a desperate last resort like to have a look at http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/articles/index.shtml where I have posted several new magazine articles. Fantastic! Thanks, Bill, much appreciated. A little request?! Could you pdf every article for easy downloading - some are links to html pages - and maybe do a zip file of the lot? Took me ages to save them all off into my little folder that's called Bill's musings...... Get this little utility: http://www.magicpdf.com/ Enables you to make a PDF of anything shown in a programme that has a Print option. Also useful for bank account transfer pages and online purchases. -- Max Demian |
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"Max Demian" wrote in message ... Get this little utility: http://www.magicpdf.com/ It's good, but actually I find PrimoPDF to be even better if you just want to "Print to PDF" (fewer glitches in the output, especially with diagrams, and ESPECIALLY especially with gradient fills - albeit still not perfect). It's free, of course. http://www.primopdf.com/ SteveT |
desperate last resort
" wrote in message news:dd1f0a96-4857-4ae4-b23d- This is something that needs to be done. In fact some of the earlier ones need to be re-done completely, because the chap that did those pages didn't really know what he was doing. The other problem is, a lot of the earlier ones are badly out of date, and in truth should probably be removed. If only life could be extended sufficiently that all these things could be done. Well, Bill, these articles (amongst other things, obviously) are your contribution to society and your legacy to the world of broadcasting. They are tremendously valuable and helpful. So, I do hope that you will be sufficiently inspired and motivated to de-prioritise some of the unimportant trivia in life (like interacting with your grandchildren, going out with your wife, securing an income) and use the time for the PDF-ing and updating! SteveT |
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