Here is a list of all the postings Raymond Sanderson 2 has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: What did you do Today 2018 |
12/04/2018 07:23:26 |
Got another bench together. I've to got get rid of some stuff seriously. |
Thread: ME production problems, delivery problems or Canada post? |
12/04/2018 07:21:59 |
Seems the problem has reached Australia at least South East QLD Yesterday I received ME 5482 today 4583. |
Thread: WIN 10 again! |
12/04/2018 07:13:04 |
This sounds like the trouble I had when I lost all digital stored ME & MEW but that was months ago and the removal of WiFi card fixed it as well as installing new STD. |
Thread: What did you do Today 2018 |
04/04/2018 07:28:05 |
Lost of woodwork, sanding much waiting for humidity to die down. Think I'll try some metalwork this year. |
Thread: Old School Tips |
04/04/2018 06:58:22 |
Watched it this morning some excellent tips. |
Thread: Digital ME & MEW Issues |
18/03/2018 07:30:04 |
Posted by Neil Wyatt on 17/03/2018 22:17:38:
Hello Lionel, I've seen the figures and the numbers of unique users of the windows reader each month was less than an average of one reader per title... unfortunately MEW and ME readers seem to be more PC focused than most. Jason can explain how to delete files. Resellers can't offer archive access because we have no access to their subscription systems and can't validate their subscriber numbers. Check their adverts and you will see they don't offer archive access. To get or keep archive access you need to buy or renew your subscription through us using the subscriptions link on the green bar above or go to: www.model-engineer.co.uk/subscribe/. Choose the right title and it will take you to our subs website where you have to create a new account using a different password from the one for this website. Renewal reminders from us should direct you to our subs website. Neil "The Figures" ? I guess were low could this rather be an indication how phissed off people are with Pockemags reader rather than ouldn't be bothered??? They are taking $$$$ for low quality service. Poor excuses do not cut it either. |
14/03/2018 12:39:25 |
Posted by Neil Wyatt on 14/03/2018 11:40:59:
Sorry Ray, I read your comment as meaning digital issues are much cheaper to distribute so they should be much cheaper than paper issues rather than just a bit cheaper. You'll be aware we no longer promote our digital subscriptions as working on a PC, following the original issues you had after the ending of Pocketmags bringing out new versions of the Windows reader. Neil Thats right Neil or they should be but not when that is past through many hands. |
14/03/2018 00:04:28 |
Posted by Neil Wyatt on 13/03/2018 07:49:27:
Posted by Raymond Sanderson 2 on 12/03/2018 22:53:41: was going to seriously consider taking out more digital subscriptions this year BUT as the cost for same does not reflect the lack of manufacture and distribution cost incurred and then past on to consumer its not worth the screen time to read. Magazines are not like sardines, where the container and oil costs more to make than the fish. The paper, printing and distribution is a significant cost, but the costs of putting together each issue (including paying all our wonderful contributors!) are too and Pocketmags don't offer their services for free. Neil So they are not a consumer orientated item?? One which must keep pace with taste and cost and quality or value for paid $$$.???? Sales must be excellent then Neil. |
12/03/2018 22:53:41 |
Posted by JasonB on 12/03/2018 08:10:03:
Well I think I found the mags on my on myW10 machine easy enough Edited By JasonB on 12/03/2018 08:15:14 Thats tops Jason I am going to try an experiment latter importing/copying all files off tablet to PC HDD open Pocketmags reader and see if it finds and installs them as normal. Here's hoping. I know from past experience when Pocketmags decided to dump the old reader they could not be transfered nor read in the new reader. hence my and others posts when that took place. |
12/03/2018 08:09:16 |
Posted by JasonB on 12/03/2018 07:26:54:
Ray if you have all that experience teaching I'm surprised you did not right click or use Ctrl to select multiple issues.
Maybe finding where the files are stored will be as simple that even I could find them without any computer background
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12/03/2018 08:00:50 |
Posted by Who? on 12/03/2018 00:51:38:
Posted by Raymond Sanderson 2 on 11/03/2018 21:48:36:
....... explain how you go about delving into where THESE files are located ......
Don't know if this still works in the modern (read crummy) version of Windows search but what I used to do under similar circumstances would be to - open Pocketmags and download an issue That is usually enough for you to establish the changes due to PM saving the issue you downloaded (and hence, where it's putting them). (Note that they may be encrypted and not directly readable ... OK for backup purposes though). Who? it is a little more complicated than that with Win10 but it can be done. |
11/03/2018 21:48:36 |
Jason many thanks that get them all downloaded BUT it doesn't allow management of where to download them to. As you say it will save sitting downloading each one individually. It still shows the useless App for what it is. I see you greatly edited your response Neil from the one in my email subscription. RRFLMAO [A new posting has been made on the thread Digital ME & MEW Issues. Posting:
Ray, With the greatest of respect, whatever format you keep you downloads in there is always the possibility that a computer glitch or hardware failure will get rid of them. Just as its possible for paper issues to be water damaged, for example. Whether you have a desktop, laptop, tablet or phone it is relatively straightforward to make a backup in this day and age, but making backups is YOUR responsibility, just as keeping paper copies dry is. Neil
Posted By Neil Wyatt on 11/03/2018 10:20:58.] After years working as a computer tech teaching individuals about back up, and back up management I consider myself a little knowledgeable about procedure. 5 As has already been proved with the change of Pocketmags reader last year the new reader could not retrieve all those saved. Ray |
11/03/2018 07:35:42 |
Jason thanks but there is no way as there is no option to do so. The moment you click on any magazine it opens it up of course downloading it. Close it and it stops downloading. Ray |
10/03/2018 23:39:14 |
After recent computer crash in which I lost all downloaded digital copies of both ME & MEW due to the stupid set up and whole system of Pocketmags software App's and type of file download NOT PDF. I have to now re-download yet again not long after re-downloading after Pocketmags decided to withdraw a version downloader/reader. 1 The hassle I had setting up the new App from Microsoft on the PC, You have NO control over where it is installed or where the files/magazines are installed. |
Thread: ME August 1977 |
14/02/2018 23:19:41 |
Yes the laws an ass just as much here.
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14/02/2018 02:40:16 |
Posted by Neil Wyatt on 13/02/2018 23:39:46:
I could be a right pain and point out that by reproducing the copyright notice without permission the terms in it have been broken Neil Or the cover Edited By Neil Wyatt on 13/02/2018 23:41:20
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13/02/2018 22:22:28 |
Thanks all for the reply's all taken care of
Ray |
13/02/2018 22:21:43 |
Posted by Fowlers Fury on 13/02/2018 12:00:24:
There certainly should be copy printed on those pages. In 1978, I ordered the 2-vol, bound 1977 issues directly from MAP. Since copyright is held by the successors of MAP, my sending you pdfs of the missing pages is not allowed without their permission. Your missing pages include articles on Walchaerts, Holmside loco, book reviews etc. One of the stockists of back numbers could probably supply you with a replacement.
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Thread: Australia is not a country??? |
13/02/2018 22:09:26 |
Posted by John McNamara on 13/02/2018 02:09:53:
Australia is a country and a continent with no pesky land borders. It is firstly an island
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13/02/2018 21:56:59 |
Posted by XD 351 on 13/02/2018 06:46:32:
Posted by John McNamara on 13/02/2018 02:09:53:
Australia is a country and a continent with no pesky land borders. Except at state of origin time where there is a definate demarcation zone between NSW & QLD Terrible when you must remind these Aussies boarder security is high around the Nation's capital Canberra. This is due to trying to keep all the morons who live and work there inside the fence LOL. They do enough damage from within letting them out only causes further damage. |
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