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  1. Original post
    Stuart Tevendal
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    OTAG Technologies announce the initial beta release of TrainingLog, a Mac OS X and OS 9 application
    to track and analyse athletic training.

    The software allows multisport athletes to store information about their training sessions, such as
    duration, distance and speed, and view the data in either a graphical or tabular form.

    Any number of different sports can be quickly and easily tracked, using either metric or imperial
    units for each sport. Commonly used routes and sessions can be stored and quickly recalled. Total
    times, distances and number of sessions can be viewed per week or month.

    For more details and to download a beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

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  2. Stuart Tevendal
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    Hi, We've just released Beta 1.2 of TrainingLog which has fixed a serious error that occurred when
    using US format (mm/dd/yy) dates. This error caused an exception when attempting to view a session.

    For more details and to download the latest beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    [email hidden] (Stuart Tevendale) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    OTAG Technologies announce the initial beta release of TrainingLog, a Mac OS X and OS 9
    application to track and analyse athletic training.

    The software allows multisport athletes to store information about their training sessions, such
    as duration, distance and speed, and view the data in either a graphical or tabular form.

    Any number of different sports can be quickly and easily tracked, using either metric or imperial
    units for each sport. Commonly used routes and sessions can be stored and quickly recalled. Total
    times, distances and number of sessions can be viewed per week or month.

    For more details and to download a beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    Report
  3. Eric
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    from a macintosh user who has been fiddling with the idea of logging in my mileage, i thank you for
    choosing to develop on the mac platform. i'll check it out.

    eric zamora fresno, ca.

    Quoted message said:

    From: [email hidden] (Stuart Tevendale) Organization: groups.google.comgroups.google.com Newsgroups:
    rec.sport.triathlon,uk.rec.cycling,rec.bicycles.tech,rec.running Date: 14 May 2003 13:18:02 -0700
    Subject: Re: [Ann] Sports Training Log Software for Macintosh

    Hi, We've just released Beta 1.5 of TrainingLog which has various bug fixes and enhancements.

    For more details and to download the latest beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    Report
  4. Stuart Tevendal
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    We've just released Beta 1.7 of TrainingLog which has various bug fixes and enhancements. This is
    anticipated to be the final beta version before release.

    For more details and to download the latest beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    Report
  5. Rivermist
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    Do you have a PC version?

    "Stuart Tevendale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We've just released Beta 1.7 of TrainingLog which has various bug fixes and enhancements. This is
    anticipated to be the final beta version before release.

    For more details and to download the latest beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    Report
  6. Stuart Tevendal
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    Not yet, but one is planned.

    "Rivermist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<2SIAa.991260$3D1.582659@sccrnsc01>...

    Quoted message said:

    Do you have a PC version?

    "Stuart Tevendale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We've just released Beta 1.7 of TrainingLog which has various bug fixes and enhancements. This
    is anticipated to be the final beta version before release.

    For more details and to download the latest beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    Report
  7. Stuart Tevendal
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    We've just released version 1.0 of TrainingLog which has various bug fixes and enhancements.

    The demo version, limited to 20 entries in one log file, can be downloaded from
    otag.co.ukTrainingLog. The registered version costs $30.00, and can be purchased
    electronically using eSellerate's Technology, or from our website.

    For more details and to download the latest version of the software, visit
    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    Report
  8. Maner
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    Hi Can some macintosh users try to test CycleAtlas? It is a free, open-source cyclist diary written
    in java, so it should works in any platform with a java-virtual-machine installed, but I haven't
    tested it on Mac.

    CycleAtlas home page: cycleatlas.sourceforge.netcycleatlas.sourceforge.net

    Regards
    Massimo

    eric <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    from a macintosh user who has been fiddling with the idea of logging in my mileage, i thank you
    for choosing to develop on the mac platform. i'll check it out.

    eric zamora fresno, ca.

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  9. Thinnmannremove
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    If you are interested in a free 2004 running log - download one at
    thinnmann.comthinnmann.com

    You must have Microsoft Excel (or another spreadsheet program that will run Excel files)

    The log features: fields for two running workouts per day comments about the workouts shoe mileage
    tracking cross-training notes heart rate hours sleep keeps track of distance and time a worksheet
    for planning your workouts intuitive and easy to use and read user customizable fields

    The log automatically calculates: average pace per mile for each run weekly, monthly, and yearly
    totals a graph of weekly mileage cumulative shoe mileage

    Enjoy!

    (Stuart Tevendale) said:

    We've just released Beta 1.7 of TrainingLog which has various bug fixes and enhancements. This is
    anticipated to be the final beta version before release.

    For more details and to download the latest beta version of the software, visit

    otag.co.ukTrainingLog

    For more information, contact Stuart Tevendale, [email hidden]

    Report

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