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Tip: finding olympic cycling events

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  1. Jeremy Collins said:

    Just a quick tip for those who hate trawling the newspaper
    listings! Grab a copy of DigiGuide from http://www.digiguide.com/
    and create a program marker that searches for the word
    "cycling".

    And for those of us who don't run OSes that Digiguide will run on, and
    are too cheap to pay for mydigiguide.com, there's Freeguide

    http://freeguide-tv.sourceforge.net/ or apt-get install freeguide on
    Debian.

    which will also allow regexp searching on data downloaded from the Radio
    Times.

    --
    Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
    "What a terrible place is a pub with no beer."

  2. Hi all,

    Just a quick tip for those who hate trawling the newspaper
    listings! Grab a copy of DigiGuide from http://www.digiguide.com/
    and create a program marker that searches for the word
    "cycling".

    Here's a screenshot of what you get:

    http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jd.collins/images/dg.jpg

    Programs which include cycling events get coloured in the
    listings, and the word "cycling" is highlighted in the
    pop-up description, so it's easy to see what time the
    events are being shown.

    I'm not affiliated with DigiGuide; just a happy user. Hope
    this is useful to someone...!

    --
    jc

    Remove the -not from email

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