Andy: The CD Rom sounds great ---------- > > >Is there any *easy* way to download *all* the archieves? > > Don, > > I assume you mean the archives of the pianotech list? Right now they're > only available as lots of files on the web site. In fact, I"m in the process > of converting the web site to more files, separated by year and month so > they'll be easier to navigate (they'll be a search engine too). > > If you have a tool that copies web trees (like "w3mir" on UNIX) then you > should be able to copy all the archives in one command. But I realize that > very few of the subscribers on this list use UNIX and fewer still have the > installed the w3mir freeware. So I'm willing to make it easier for you > to download all the archives, but I need to know what would work for you. > Do you want one or two really huge files that you could download in one > or two mouse clicks? Do you have an "ftp" program that can copy lists > of files? If so, I can make the files available via ftp. > > I've also been toying with the idea of throwing all the archives on > a CD-ROM and telling people I will ship them a copy if they reimburse > me for the cost. That would allow you to just throw the CD-ROM in > your drive and use your local machine's "Find..." command to seach it. > There would be no more content than is available publically on the web, > it would just be much faster to access. What do folks think of that idea? > > -andy
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