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Old 31st July 2004, 01:56 PM   #1
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Jim Salk has posted a Speaker Workshop Manual at the www.audiodiycentral.com site. It is about 6.5 Mb zipped. I embedded several small programs and Excel spreadsheets to supplement the program. I hope that it is helpful, educational, and enjoyable.

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Old 31st July 2004, 02:51 PM   #2
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Good, I sure hope it has a better description of the calibration process, that alone almost makes SW not worth using. Half the time I cant get a good cal and the old instructions are outdated and simply dont work for most sound cards.
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Old 31st July 2004, 03:32 PM   #3
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A manual! That can be printed out! Hallelujah!

This will be a great help, JMB. Thanks!
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Old 31st July 2004, 03:40 PM   #4
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A manual! That can be printed out!

All 255 pages of it!

edit: removed pointless comment here, demonstrating my inability to read
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Old 30th October 2004, 03:40 PM   #6
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Anyone else having problems printing? The manual keeps crashing Word for me however I try...
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What version of Word are you using? I have not had feedback from others that this is happening. It was written in Word 2000 and the embedded files are excel 2000 files as a general rule. I can't guarantee that all earlier versions will support the manual but my Word 97 seems to be able to do okay with it (on another computer). Give as much info as you can, maybe someone here or I can figure it out along with you.

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Hi, I've converted it into PDF format and uploaded it here temporarily for you: http://www.vikash.info/audio/downloa...01.0%20PDF.zip
File size is 4.46Mb (expands to around 17Mb)

Obviously you won't have any of the excel functionality this way, but it should get around the print probs.
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Thanks.


I think I need a new sound card though, because even with input muted it reads a bunch of low frequencies..

Or maybe just proper calibration.
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Old 3rd November 2004, 01:28 PM   #10
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Office 97 on NT at work, I keep getting "Switch Error" messages... I was going to burn it to CD and do it at home, I think I still have a copy of Office X around somewhere. but I will have a go with the PDF and see how that goes, ( cheers Vikash )

Oh, Vikash, I will be in touch at some point on that other matter, just a bit busy at the moment.
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