Keep track of your papers?

[peranders]

Sure but this is nothing you do in your coffee break. With Filemaker it's possible, I'm not joking.

BTW: My link collection is driven by MySQL but I have done any programming.

[lineup]

hey, peranders

there has been some negatives said about you and your stuff
but ...

if anybody is interested in
A Really good audio links Collection
where you also easily can submit your website


You would go have a look at peranders page:
Sjostrom Audio - Bookmarks - Root

Lets call what is good by its proper name: good
no matter what other subjective opinions we might have in our minds


lineup staying faithfully true to his own opinions and findings
http://lineup.awardspace.com/

[jan.didden]

Originally posted by lineup
[snip]See a part of my system here, in attached capture of it!
C:\My Documents\
.......\diyaudio-persons\
..............\Babowana\
..............\BasHorneman\
etc
etc

Well, that's fine and dandy, but I would search for subject, or issues, like "current conveyor" or "miller capacitor". Not on persons. In a very few case that may be the case, for instance if I need to read up on error correction I know I will probably find it in a Hawksford paper, but that is the exception.

It's nice to trust people but that doesn't mean they are factually correct all the time. Often it is the irritating prick that is right....

Jan Didden

[peranders]

There was a link collection here but it vanished and I was one of the few who added links. Now I have my own in a better way than before when I had an offline database which I uploaded, not so convenient. Since I have become interested in sql/php software like Mambo things have become much easier to make it online, easy to edit.

Anyone is welcome to add links and if I notice some responsible person he may also get permission to approve them.

[Geek]

Originally posted by peranders
Sure but this is nothing you do in your coffee break. With Filemaker it's possible, I'm not joking.

Makes sense then

[jan.didden]

Originally posted by jacco vermeulen
[snip]I've installed Google desktop that will also find misplaced files. Going for an external harddrive, named The Audio Encyclopedia.
[snip]

A Google desktop?? Now that sounds interesting. How do you do that?

Jan Didden

[Netlist]

I may be improved by now but was not the best tool around some time ago:
http://www.sysinternals.com/blog/200...e-desktop.html
Also, WinXp has some serious flaws in the search engine, similar to those from Google Desktop.

Here's more info:
http://desktop.google.com/support/bi...topic=0&type=f

/Hugo