Ok will do.

 

Might aswell have the best collection on the web right here

I did start, but James kept saying he uploaded them !!!!

 

 

We have gone thru this before and I started a "Engineers USB" , still in progress actually and can make the time to sort out uploaded stuff if needed (James take note, access to a manuals area with rights to move and organise I can do if needed as we discussed b4).

i think that might be a good idea. ie mod rights in the downloads area.

DA Ensign please. )

 

You just have to ask.

 

Ensign Installation & Operating Instructions .pdf

Ok

6wb, matt and oxo are now manual mods.

You can edit, approve, move, rename etc.

 

Ideally id like the files to have screenshots of the frontcover too but i accept this is more work and id rather have the files without the screenshots than no file.

 

I will still have to create the catagories though.

 

Bear in mind the engineer manual areas are restricted to trade members other areas are not.

 

Ta

Oh those bloody screenshots again okay

I remember last time the categories were short.

Need them really to start moving and adjusting.

 

Pls.

I`ll look a little l8tr as have dinner and Iron Man 2 in Blu Ray to watch

Edited December 28, 201213 yr by Oxo

Its admin though i dont think it can be done form the forum software. Ill look.

 

Ive added a load of catagories for matt. Let me know if you need anymore and ill put them in.

Surely you can break down into manufacturers?

That would suffice.

I dont mind moving them about into the right shape. If others have them mixed about slightly.

For instance I could upload (If it let me ) all Menvier/Scantronic in the right sequence in one go. No need to mess about.

BPT will be a PITA but I can simplify that easy enough.

Yeah i can just need to know which manufacturer to add.

Ideally id like the files to have screenshots of the frontcover too but i accept this is more work and id rather have the files without the screenshots than no file.

I have started to add file images since moving to Ubuntu.

You can open the first page of the PDF in GIMP and export as a .jpg, easy.