Just a short announcement to let you all know that I'm giving up supporting and developing Trailgauge because of family and work commitments so it's now free.
There's no need to register it, please use it without restriction. Although I still own the copyright at the moment, I'm in the process of transitioning it into an open source development so any developer with an interest can work on it.
Just a short announcement to let you all know that I'm giving up supporting and developing Trailgauge because of family and work commitments so it's now free.
There's no need to register it, please use it without restriction. Although I still own the copyright at the moment, I'm in the process of transitioning it into an open source development so any developer with an interest can work on it.
"Andrew Whaley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... : Hi all, : : Just a short announcement to let you all know that I'm giving up : supporting and developing Trailgauge because of family and work : commitments so it's now free. : : There's no need to register it, please use it without restriction. : Although I still own the copyright at the moment, I'm in the process of : transitioning it into an open source development so any developer with : an interest can work on it. : : Thank you all for your support over the years. : : Regards : : Andrew : : -- : Andrew Whaley, author of :- : : Trailgauge - Freeware 3D GPS Mapping Software : Download from http://www.trailgauge.com
It will download but will not install with out a serial number so you can't call it free.
Just a short announcement to let you all know that I'm giving up supporting and developing Trailgauge because of family and work commitments so it's now free.
There's no need to register it, please use it without restriction. Although I still own the copyright at the moment, I'm in the process of transitioning it into an open source development so any developer with an interest can work on it.
It's sad to see such an application with so much potential have so many flaws. It's unusable with so many bugs.
It does not work with the Street Pilot so I am guessing it won't work with the 276C and 60CSX and similar USB Garmin's. Contact me if you want to get the GPS communication working correcly.
Blimey Andrew -you sure know how to bring the comments out ;-(
"Andrew Whaley" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Hi all,
Just a short announcement to let you all know that I'm giving up supporting and developing Trailgauge because of family and work commitments so it's now free.
There's no need to register it, please use it without restriction. Although I still own the copyright at the moment, I'm in the process of transitioning it into an open source development so any developer with an interest can work on it.
Yes hasn't it. Google doesn't show cross postings but was this cross posted to rec.running? The replies don't seem as friendly as the ones this group tend to throw up and I don't recognise the replyees.
Ah you mean Jeffrey Dawson, the chap who owns the butchers on Tippton High Street. Yes the black country [censored] were definatley the best. The secret is to put just the right amount of onions in and the use a good stock in the onion gravy. Can't get them where I live now and meat balls in tomato sauce just isn't the same is it. I do have a good recipe for [censored] though. I can send you it if you like.
"bob watkinson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Ah you mean Jeffrey Dawson, the chap who owns the butchers on Tippton High Street. Yes the black country [censored] were definatley the best. The secret is to put just the right amount of onions in and the use a good stock in the onion gravy. Can't get them where I live now and meat balls in tomato sauce just isn't the same is it. I do have a good recipe for [censored] though. I can send you it if you like.
Brings a whole new meaning to "feeding the Troll" :o)
No I'm sure it was Dawson. He was just along from the post office between the newsagent and that little second hand shop. Don't think he did stewed balls though. His savoury duck wasn't bad either