Rolls Royce 1987 Rolls Royce 1987.pdf [14/14]

Experts required?
As a Mac user with Mac's own Mail (OK not able to access news groups with
this), Thunderbird and Microsoft Entourage, that I access news groups with
and view the wonderful photos (most times) But I was fascinated with the 14
files of RR as .pdf's.
Having tried a number of attempts to open the files either singularly or
collectively I've drawn a blank.
Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a direction
to open and view these files?
Regards,
Vianalky

On Wed, 13 May 2009 09:42:13 +0100, Alan of VianAlky wrote:

Experts required?
As a Mac user with Mac's own Mail (OK not able to access news groups
with this), Thunderbird and Microsoft Entourage, that I access news
groups with and view the wonderful photos (most times) But I was
fascinated with the 14 files of RR as .pdf's.
Having tried a number of attempts to open the files either singularly or
collectively I've drawn a blank.
Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a
direction to open and view these files?
Regards,
Vianalky

I just deleted the posting. The name of the newsgroup is
alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. Why would anyone post a set of 14 .pdf's
in such a newsgroup? They should be positioned on a website for
interested readers to view there. I hope AE isn't reading this though. He
does not like stuff on websites, does he.

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On Wed, 13 May 2009 09:42:13 +0100, Alan of VianAlky wrote:

Experts required?
As a Mac user with Mac's own Mail (OK not able to access news groups
with this), Thunderbird and Microsoft Entourage, that I access news
groups with and view the wonderful photos (most times) But I was
fascinated with the 14 files of RR as .pdf's.
Having tried a number of attempts to open the files either singularly or
collectively I've drawn a blank.
Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a
direction to open and view these files?
Regards,
Vianalky

I just deleted the posting. The name of the newsgroup is
alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. Why would anyone post a set of 14 .pdf's
in such a newsgroup? They should be positioned on a website for
interested readers to view there. I hope AE isn't reading this though. He
does not like stuff on websites, does he.

It's a single portable document format file in 14 parts. When you open the
reassembled file in Adobe Reader you get a four-page glossy commemorative
brochure with lots of pics from Rolls Royce. It's an on-topic post, IMO.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

On Wed, 13 May 2009 09:42:13 +0100, Alan of VianAlky wrote
(in article ):

Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a direction
to open and view these files?

You're probably better off just getting Simon Fraser's MT-Newswatcher which
should be able to handle multi-part binaries without human intervention.
Same with yEnc posts, assuming you're running OS X.

It's free and you can download it from:

http://www.smfr.org/mtnw/

In article m,
Netko wrote:

On Wed, 13 May 2009 09:42:13 +0100, Alan of VianAlky wrote
(in article ):

Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a direction
to open and view these files?

You're probably better off just getting Simon Fraser's MT-Newswatcher which
should be able to handle multi-part binaries without human intervention.
Same with yEnc posts, assuming you're running OS X.

It's free and you can download it from:

http://www.smfr.org/mtnw/

I second the motion! I have been using it for several years. the only
problem so far is that you have trouble using kill files -- they cause
the application to refuse to load threads.

--
Remove _'s from email address to talk to me.

"Andrew Chaplin" schreef in bericht
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"David" wrote in message
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On Wed, 13 May 2009 09:42:13 +0100, Alan of VianAlky wrote:

Experts required?
As a Mac user with Mac's own Mail (OK not able to access news groups
with this), Thunderbird and Microsoft Entourage, that I access news
groups with and view the wonderful photos (most times) But I was
fascinated with the 14 files of RR as .pdf's.
Having tried a number of attempts to open the files either singularly or
collectively I've drawn a blank.
Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a
direction to open and view these files?
Regards,
Vianalky

I just deleted the posting. The name of the newsgroup is
alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. Why would anyone post a set of 14 .pdf's
in such a newsgroup? They should be positioned on a website for
interested readers to view there. I hope AE isn't reading this though. He
does not like stuff on websites, does he.

It's a single portable document format file in 14 parts. When you open the
reassembled file in Adobe Reader you get a four-page glossy commemorative
brochure with lots of pics from Rolls Royce. It's an on-topic post, IMO.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

Agreed.
I really liked the brochure. Nothing like a bit of good old British
craftsmanship.

Regards,
Herman

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On Wed, 13 May 2009 09:42:13 +0100, Alan of VianAlky wrote:

Experts required?
As a Mac user with Mac's own Mail (OK not able to access news groups
with this), Thunderbird and Microsoft Entourage, that I access news
groups with and view the wonderful photos (most times) But I was
fascinated with the 14 files of RR as .pdf's.
Having tried a number of attempts to open the files either singularly
or
collectively I've drawn a blank.
Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a
direction to open and view these files?
Regards,
Vianalky

I just deleted the posting. The name of the newsgroup is
alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. Why would anyone post a set of 14
..pdf's
in such a newsgroup? They should be positioned on a website for
interested readers to view there. I hope AE isn't reading this though.
He
does not like stuff on websites, does he.

It's a single portable document format file in 14 parts. When you open
the
reassembled file in Adobe Reader you get a four-page glossy
commemorative
brochure with lots of pics from Rolls Royce. It's an on-topic post, IMO.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

Agreed.
I really liked the brochure. Nothing like a bit of good old British
craftsmanship.

Regards,
Herman




Nevertheless, it will give Irksome another
chance to show off that genius IQ of his and
call it SPAM.

He's the pride of Oz doncha know.

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On Wed, 13 May 2009 09:42:13 +0100, Alan of VianAlky wrote:

Experts required?
As a Mac user with Mac's own Mail (OK not able to access news groups
with this), Thunderbird and Microsoft Entourage, that I access news
groups with and view the wonderful photos (most times) But I was
fascinated with the 14 files of RR as .pdf's.
Having tried a number of attempts to open the files either singularly
or
collectively I've drawn a blank.
Now I expect I'm in the minority but could some one point me in a
direction to open and view these files?
Regards,
Vianalky

I just deleted the posting. The name of the newsgroup is
alt.binaries.pictures.aviation. Why would anyone post a set of 14
.pdf's
in such a newsgroup? They should be positioned on a website for
interested readers to view there. I hope AE isn't reading this though.
He
does not like stuff on websites, does he.

It's a single portable document format file in 14 parts. When you open
the
reassembled file in Adobe Reader you get a four-page glossy
commemorative
brochure with lots of pics from Rolls Royce. It's an on-topic post, IMO.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

Agreed.
I really liked the brochure. Nothing like a bit of good old British
craftsmanship.

Regards,
Herman




Nevertheless, it will give Irksome another
chance to show off that genius IQ of his and
call it SPAM.

He's the pride of Oz doncha know.

Pig Arse he is.
He may be YOUR pride and joy but he sure as hell aint mine. :-)
--

Jeff Cochrane - VK4BOF
Innisfail
QLD
Australia




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