To All Members;
The latest version of the recipe download is available. The download is 22.8 MB, and the full install will be approximately 28 MB.
You can download the latest version here:
Recipe Download (http://www.susanminor.org/forums/showthread.php?p=852#post852)
I want to thank all who have contributed to the success this site and this latest download.
Habs
And a big thank you to you Habs for all your hard work. :) And of course to Olds as well!
Thanks Habs. ;)
Thanks.
Thanks much all
I just dl'd the program and files and everything worked great.
This was a just in case the recipes section of the board goes down with the message board but the way its all laid out, I can see I will use this a lot.
Thanks again and great work !
Thanks Habs, you are doing a great job. Thank you.
pens
Thanks worked perfect
updated right into the reader with no problems Thanks Habs
Thank you Habs for the hard work to make the rest of us look good for friends and family.
HR
Thanks Habs for the advice and work you have provided and thanks to Olds for providing the Receipe Site for us. You guys are tops.
Got it going. Took me a bit to figure out how to put a shortcut to the desktop. Working perfect now. Look good.
Good Day,
I have succeeded in down loading on to my laptop and using Vista. Can anyone help in finding it on the computer and how would I make a shortcut.
Thanks
Hmmmm...."MS-DOS Executable" file.....very few times does it suck to be a Mac user...VERY few....this is one of them..... :'(
Habs/Olds....Thank you for ALL your work on this. Great resource!! Almost makes me want to buy a PC just to download... ;) ;)
Quote from: Pesu (Fumeur Pierre) on September 19, 2009, 06:50:44 AM
Good Day,
I have succeeded in down loading on to my laptop and using Vista. Can anyone help in finding it on the computer and how would I make a shortcut.
Thanks
Are you running Vista 64 bit? Vista places any 32 bit program in a separate folder, which I can recall right now. If you are running 64 bit OS let me know; you will need additional instructions or the click to enlarge photos will not work.
But whether it is a 32 bit or 64 bit, you should be able to locate the program by clicking on "Start", then "All Programs", and the group folder will be listed as "GoldenSection Reader". Hover your mouse over it, and a window will open; right click on "GoldenSection Reader" then hover your cursor over "Send To" and click "Desktop (Create Shortcut)".
Quote from: Habanero Smoker on September 19, 2009, 02:15:14 PM
Quote from: Pesu (Fumeur Pierre) on September 19, 2009, 06:50:44 AM
Good Day,
I have succeeded in down loading on to my laptop and using Vista. Can anyone help in finding it on the computer and how would I make a shortcut.
Thanks
Are you running Vista 64 bit? Vista places any 32 bit program in a separate folder, which I can recall right now. If you are running 64 bit OS let me know; you will need additional instructions or the click to enlarge photos will not work.
But whether it is a 32 bit or 64 bit, you should be able to locate the program by clicking on "Start", then "All Programs", and the group folder will be listed as "GoldenSection Reader". Hover your mouse over it, and a window will open; right click on "GoldenSection Reader" then hover your cursor over "Send To" and click "Desktop (Create Shortcut)".
Or try Left clicking and dragging onto your desktop
Quote from: Kummok on September 19, 2009, 10:25:37 AM
Hmmmm...."MS-DOS Executable" file.....very few times does it suck to be a Mac user...VERY few....this is one of them..... :'(
Habs/Olds....Thank you for ALL your work on this. Great resource!! Almost makes me want to buy a PC just to download... ;) ;)
There are Windoze emulators for the Mac... What MacOS hardware/software are you running?
Quote from: Kummok on September 19, 2009, 10:25:37 AM
Hmmmm...."MS-DOS Executable" file.....very few times does it suck to be a Mac user...VERY few....this is one of them..... :'(
Habs/Olds....Thank you for ALL your work on this. Great resource!! Almost makes me want to buy a PC just to download... ;) ;)
Do you use OpenOffice on your Mac? I know OpenOffice is available for Linux ( I have several Linux computers) and windoz machine or three... and checking on the OpenOffice web site it is also for Mac. I'm just downloading the recipes at the moment but if it is straight forward database that can be exported perhaps I can port it to OpenOffice.
John
John;
It is not the typical data base such as a dbf file. GS Reader stores data (information) in various textual and graphical structure, which you can copy for various sources and paste it into the program. You then can access that information using the typical tree format, such as what is used to read folders and files on a hard drive.
If your plan works, let me know.
Hab,
Not having much luck at the moment. Doesn't seem to be any way to export the .gso to a conventional database format.
I'll keep looking...
John
Thanks for the advice guys, this is where I have to admit I don't know what I have here, a 64 bit or a 32 ?????
I did check the "all programs" and it isn't there, this leads me to beleive I may not have sucessfully down loaded the information.
Quote from: Pesu (Fumeur Pierre) on September 20, 2009, 06:08:16 AM
Thanks for the advice guys, this is where I have to admit I don't know what I have here, a 64 bit or a 32 ?????
I did check the "all programs" and it isn't there, this leads me to beleive I may not have sucessfully down loaded the information.
If this is your first time downloading, did you download both programs; Golden Section Reader and Member's Recipe and Photos? If not you must download Golden Section Reader. At the end of installation you should get a confirmation that the program installed correctly.
Since you are using Vista, it a good chance it may be 64 bit. So once Golden Section Reader is installed you may not be able to find the recipe files. It seems that 32 bit programs such as the Reader are automatically redirected and installed in a different folder. While the recipe and photo files are installed in another. This is a quote from Smokin Soon that was posted on another thread:
Quote from: Smokin Soon on September 17, 2008, 05:51:07 PM
Just a heads up to Vista 64 bit users, the gso reader installs itself in c:\program files [x86]\GSO Reader. When you install the recipe file it goes to c:\program files\GSO Reader. When you hit file open, you wont see
the file until you point it in the right direction.
ThanX Big JohnT and Squirt! Aware of these but swore off when I retired (used to be a network administrator but am now a fisherman! Life is a lot simpler now.) I may go ahead and try to download the data and import into existing database software I own but probably not....the King bite is doing well....and besides, I've talked my PC daughter downline into downloading the files so I can hygrade from them!!
Quote from: Kummok on September 23, 2009, 10:56:22 PM
ThanX Big JohnT and Squirt! Aware of these but swore off when I retired (used to be a network administrator but am now a fisherman! Life is a lot simpler now.) I may go ahead and try to download the data and import into existing database software I own but probably not....the King bite is doing well....and besides, I've talked my PC daughter downline into downloading the files so I can hygrade from them!!
Kummok;
I don't believe you can convert the information stored in a GSO file into a database such as dbf. A GSO file stores the information in text and graphics files, and uses a structural tree to navigate.
Here is a link to their website so you can get a better understanding of what type of database it is.
GoldenSection Notes (http://www.tgslabs.com/en/gsnotes/)