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> Doug,
> Were there *really* that many bugs in the file last year?
I found about three in January if I remember correctly. For all I know
that may have been the only three for all 12 months and in the grand
picture a trivial amount of problems. For those following this, you
were very response to problems.
In all fairness I wrote programming tools for 30 years and spent lots of
time designing, coding and testing. Even the small amount of time I
spent in debug mode reminded of work and what I has escaped and my
patience was thin. I can see you did a lot of work and the fact that
you give it out for free and care and feed it, is really appreciated.
Hopefully I'm the only curmudgeon.
> That is what one gets for waiting until last minute and then redoing
> it while on a ski vacation...
Any juicy stories about the "vacation" besides the skiing? Some
voluptuous snow bunny was helping you type?
> But the 2005 version is up on the site and it is functioning fine.
> Anyone can download it at http://thinnmann.com
I did like the format and ease of use and I grabbed the 2005 version.
The good news, no problems in the first 4 days.
>
> In addition to running mileage, you can record swimming and cycling
> this year, heart rate data, weight and calorie data, and get some nice
> graphs. I added internal links to ease navigation, since the number
> of sheets has grown.
I only have a single digit IQ and the recording patience of a water
spider so all I want to record is mileage. I know of folks on r.r will
probably want a few thousand other columns to record bowel movements,
color toilet paper, WAVA numbers, etc but I'm not one of those. Will I
cause any problems if I deleted columns P-X ( cross train notes through
sleep). Maybe I'll use calories column to record my beer and wine
consumption.
-DougF