At 11:28 PM 6/23/2019, Fred Erickson wrote:
>I don't think Excel was better than other spreadsheets - Borland
>Quattro was nicer and available in text mode as well as Windows.
>Microsoft just bought out (or out advertised) all the
>competition...seemed to me.
No, they did something even more anti
Very good point, My situation, I work on film sets, sometimes internationally.
In my particular case, I need to monitor different bands while being able to
transmit on others, carrying multiple radios in Belize in the summer is not an
ideal scenario. I perceived the mail list to be a last resort
Libre Office has always worked well for me. Free also.
Thanks,
David,
kd7...@gmail.com
On Mon, Jun 24, 2019, 07:39 D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
> Good news, Dan - for Windows users that is.
>
> Gnumeric is now available for Windows 10.
> https://yepdownload.com/gnumeric
>
> If you want some softwar
For all Windows users I would recommend Calc from LibreOffice. It is
free and part of a suite of applications more versatile than Windows
Office. Chris, N1CAK
On 6/24/2019 10:37 AM, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
Good news, Dan - for Windows users that is.
Gnumeric is now available for Windows 10.
Good news, Dan - for Windows users that is.
Gnumeric is now available for Windows 10.
https://yepdownload.com/gnumeric
If you want some software that's fast, I recommend Gnumeric and Abiword.
Very small size programs but do what most people need to do, and they work
very fast.
Hmmm, just like CH
Point well taken. We are not a group of enforcers; but we are a group
of educators. We should neither encourage nor discourage behavior. But
we should take the opportunity to educate. Every radio operator,
regardless of jurisdiction, should know the rules and make a conscious
choice as to w
Visicalc was first. It was the killer app for use of the PC in the office.
There is no need to pay for a fancy spreadheet to use CHIRP. They are
bloated and complicated. I am a free software fanatic, so I use Gnumeric.
It has all the capabilities you need for use with CHIRP (and pretty much
anythi
Colleagues: Our community is interested in three different things, and I
feel we need to do a better job of separating them, because different folks
have different situations.
Rules: we are not all US Hams. Some are not US and some are not Hams. the
rules and regulations differ by jurisdiction and
Agreed and well stated!
On Mon, Jun 24, 2019, 1:56 AM Ed Sherlock wrote:
> C'mon, folks. Lets get real.
>
> In a life or death scenario, I'll use any radio, on any frequency, to
> summon aid. Afterward we can deal with legal.
>
> The medical certifications I held as a field qualified member of t
