Re: [SaF] Mayfaire web site
On 21 Mar 2000, 21:39, Leslie S Pearson wrote: I am looking for the site for the Mayfair (Mayfaire) festival held around Memorial day weekend in Allentown, PA. http://www.mayfairfestival.org/ Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [SaF] [SAF] Family Spending Statistics
On 21 Mar 2000, 22:05, Joseph Lee wrote: I am trying to find fairly recent statistics on how much the average American family spends per year (or month) in various categories such as food, entertainment, clothing, transportation, housing, etc. All I have been able to find are government statistics which used very braod categories such as discretionary income, savings, debt, etc. But I need more specific data. I am writing a book on money management strategies and want to create charts showing how much a typical family can save using my methods. So I need to know how much they are spending now in order to end up with a before and after picture. Any help will be appreciated. Most of the sites I am finding refer to BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) studies. The BLS is an arm of our Dept. of Labor. http://stats.bls.gov/csxhome.htm I found no independent studies of family expenditures. As I indicated, most of the sites I visited were using BLS stats, but the BLS site itself has the most current data I saw. Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [SaF] web site printer?
On 22 Mar 2000, 9:08, Zeki Celikbas wrote: I'm looking for a kind of printer program for printing entire web site or some part of it. I think this must be an offline browser, web copier do this but I'm looking a difrent one for example a program only specialist on this subject. I'm using windows 98 but linux programs may be appropriate too. I think you have the answer to your own question. It will probably take an offline browser program. It would seem somewhat foolish to me to have a site outputted to the printer before getting some idea what was going to print. You could have hundreds of sheets of paper being used before you knew what was happening, not to mention the expense of using up your ink cartridge. Here is an example of what I am thinking -- "WebCopier" Description: "Download Web sites and view them offline. WebCopier is a powerful offline browser that downloads Web sites and stores them locally. It gives you instant access to critical Web sites at any time, regardless of where you are. WebCopier performs precise links searching, including JavaScript parsing, it can download up to 100 files simultaneously and print entire Web site or only specific part of it. WebCopier supports proxy servers, allows to specify account name and password to access secure Web site." Webcopier is freeware. http://home.columbus.rr.com/mklimov/ http://home.columbus.rr.com/mklimov/downloads/wcopier.exe You can look over other offline browser listings at WinFiles: http://winfiles.cnet.com/apps/98/offline.html Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [SaF] web site printer?
On 22 Mar 2000, at 9:08, Zeki Celikbas wrote: hello seeknFinders, I'm looking for a kind of printer program for printing entire web site or some part of it. I think this must be an offline browser, web copier do this but I'm looking a difrent one for example a program only specialist on this subject. I'm using windows 98 but linux programs may be appropriate too. Thanks to all for yours help. Zeki Celikbas Librarian Hi Zeki and all, I am not sure if I understood your request correctly, but I found a program called "fineprint" that will allow you to print the pages of a website (and choose *not* to print certain pages. For instance when the last page may only be a couple of lines that end up taking a whole sheet of paper, otherwise). You can find this at http://www.fineprint.com/ The neat thing about this, in addition to *not* printing a page you do not want, is that you can have it print up to eight pages on a single sheet of paper (and yes, you can still read them!) You will save paper and ink! Also, if you only want the text, you can specify to not print the graphics. Of course, it is not only for printing web pages, but for any print job you might want to do. You can download it for free, however, if you want the full functioning version, it's about $40 USD. I have used it for some time now, and the only nag seems to be if you inadvertently try to print nine pages, you get a message telling you that as you have an unregistered version, etc. HTH, Joyce
[SaF] Correction: accmail
Hello everyone. :-) I was looking at a couple of error messages in my ASHLists default account and I may have had a typo for the accmail autoresponder I mentioned in a recent posting. I don't have time to dig up that post to check that, but I will give that autoresponder again: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Okay...that looks right. :-) It is a reference document to lead e-mail_only users to all the guides and sites they will need to learn to access the Internet with just e-mail and to find help for their questions. Sorry about the error. :-) Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [SaF] web site printer?
WinHTTRack is an offline browser you can use: http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~roche/httrack.html I have it installed right now and it works wonderfully. Tim :-) ICQ# 5756489 AIM: nbajam77 Yahoo! Messenger: nba_jammer77 http://nbajammer.cjb.net http://www.nzlist.org/user/worldspy YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
[SaF] Need help finding clip art
Hi SeeknFinders, I'm in rather desperate need of a piece of clip art (black and white line drawing preferred) of an old fashioned steamer trunk. I've come up blank on all my usual sources. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Kathleen
Re: [SaF] Need help finding clip art
On 23 Mar, Karyd wrote: I'm in rather desperate need of a piece of clip art (black and white line drawing preferred) of an old fashioned steamer trunk. I've come up blank on all my usual sources. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Well, here is a good site I sometimes draw from: The A-1 clipart archive http://www.free-graphics.com/ There are also links to about a ton of other such sites there. -=Brian L. Johnson, blj8.com=- http://www.blj8.com/my-urls Total Bookmarks in file= 3403 - Linux: Because a PC is a terrible thing to waste.
