I briefly mentioned this in a previous message. There is lots of great info at the allstar.org website on Alllstar installation, setup, configuration, etc. I can appreciate the time that was taken to put this together. But I have a few complaints. One is that the information is only offered in HTML and it is hard to print. The text is reduced contrast and in general HTML printing is less than desirable. It would be great if these snippets could also be made available in PDF so that a user could print them out the way they are meant to look. I have taken several of them and reformatted them and converted them to PDF. In doing so I have found considerable misspellings in the text. In one document at least 20-30 or more. It is real easy to spell check this stuff so there is no excuse for that no matter how bad you spell! I am attaching the USB radio setup in PDF formatted and spelling corrected. I am sure users like myself would be glad to contribute to an effort to make these documents available in a more printer friendly format. Again I am not trying to knock that site, I appreciate the fact that it is there and the work that went into it. 73 Doug WA3DSP http://www.crompton.com/hamradio
like all volunteer efforts...it's not perfect, and things get done as they get done, I'm thinking. -- Bryan Sent from my iPhone 5...small keyboard, big fingers...please forgive misspellings... On Oct 30, 2013, at 10:47, Doug Crompton <doug@crompton.com> wrote:
I briefly mentioned this in a previous message. There is lots of great info at the allstar.org website on Alllstar installation, setup, configuration, etc. I can appreciate the time that was taken to put this together.
But I have a few complaints. One is that the information is only offered in HTML and it is hard to print. The text is reduced contrast and in general HTML printing is less than desirable. It would be great if these snippets could also be made available in PDF so that a user could print them out the way they are meant to look.
I have taken several of them and reformatted them and converted them to PDF. In doing so I have found considerable misspellings in the text. In one document at least 20-30 or more. It is real easy to spell check this stuff so there is no excuse for that no matter how bad you spell!
I am attaching the USB radio setup in PDF formatted and spelling corrected. I am sure users like myself would be glad to contribute to an effort to make these documents available in a more printer friendly format.
Again I am not trying to knock that site, I appreciate the fact that it is there and the work that went into it.
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Doug, It's hard to knock someone that freely contributes their time to promote an "open source" community. That being said, I absolutely appreciate your time, and the attached PDF. Thanks! On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 11:26 AM, Bryan D. Boyle <bdboyle@bdboyle.com>wrote:
like all volunteer efforts...it's not perfect, and things get done as they get done, I'm thinking.
-- Bryan Sent from my iPhone 5...small keyboard, big fingers...please forgive misspellings...
On Oct 30, 2013, at 10:47, Doug Crompton <doug@crompton.com> wrote:
I briefly mentioned this in a previous message. There is lots of great info at the allstar.org website on Alllstar installation, setup, configuration, etc. I can appreciate the time that was taken to put this together.
But I have a few complaints. One is that the information is only offered in HTML and it is hard to print. The text is reduced contrast and in general HTML printing is less than desirable. It would be great if these snippets could also be made available in PDF so that a user could print them out the way they are meant to look.
I have taken several of them and reformatted them and converted them to PDF. In doing so I have found considerable misspellings in the text. In one document at least 20-30 or more. It is real easy to spell check this stuff so there is no excuse for that no matter how bad you spell!
I am attaching the USB radio setup in PDF formatted and spelling corrected. I am sure users like myself would be glad to contribute to an effort to make these documents available in a more printer friendly format.
Again I am not trying to knock that site, I appreciate the fact that it is there and the work that went into it.
*73 Doug WA3DSP http://www.crompton.com/hamradio*
<AllStar Link Network -- USB Radio.pdf>
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hi all, there is a new beagl board available. any tests going on til now if it will be work with the uri and allstarlink ? http://www.beagleboard.org/Products/BeagleBone%20Black greetings
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