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Homemade Log Book Pages - Weston - 06-01-2004
this file causes GDI fails in Windows...
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - Omicron - 06-01-2004
The Zip file does? Have you saved it to disk and renamed it from .txt to .zip?
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - dfreeman - 06-01-2004
Jason,
That is how I got it to work. What a selection.
Doug
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - Omicron - 06-01-2004
It's not too bad - a pretty diverse set...kind gives you a look into what others do.
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - Weston - 06-15-2004
Added a few more examples to my zip set on Madisonscuba
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - WIdiver_Paul - 07-23-2004
I just took Jason's and Cavenutz pages and made a few additions and made it a Technical/ Cave Dive log, for anyone that likes to keep track of cave dives (for your Abe Davis, etc.) and also to track SAC, Stage and tox stats. Check with Weston, i'm sending it to him
Paul
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - Omicron - 07-25-2004
Shoot that one over my way - wiscuba.20.omicron@spamgourmet.com
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - scubert - 08-17-2004
I'll throw mine up here as well.
The pressures are listed in BAR, (which is what I use), but could just as easily be recorded in PSI
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - jasondbaker - 08-17-2004
Why do you use BAR?
Re:Homemade Log Book Pages - scubert - 08-17-2004
primarily because metrics is so much easier. 10m = 1 atmosphere = 1 bar. No /33 +1 blah blah blah. It's really amazing how fluid even really complex calculations become when done in metrics rather than standard measurements.