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		NEC TG-16/TE/TurboDuo => TG-16/TE/TurboDuo Discussion => Topic started by: SuperPlay on June 03, 2012, 02:40:08 AM
		
			
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				Hi Folks
 
 Over the past few months I have created a rough and ready excel spreadsheet that lists the contents of the magazines that I have either owned or have downloaded from the interweb.  I find this handy when I am looking for a review etc for a particular game.
 
 As others may also find this useful .... or not as the case may be ;-) I have uploaded it for all to share.
 
 The spreadsheet has the following sections:
 
 C+VG (UK)
 Duo World (US)
 EGM (US)
 Turbo Force (US)
 Turbo Play (US)
 
 When I get some more time I will start on the Japanese titles that I own!
 
 Grab it here!
 
 Download (http://www.tg-16.com/superplay/MISC/Magazine_Index.xls)
 
 I would be interested if anyone has scans of any of the magazines that I am missing.
 
 A big thank you to esteban for hosting the file.
 
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				No comments.  Does this mean that there is no interest in this?
 
 
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				My ancient (but legal) version of Excel won't open it, but it sounds like a pretty nifty idea to me.
			
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				Im grabbing it now.  Gonna check it out.  :)
			
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				My ancient (but legal) version of Excel won't open it
 
 
 Same here.
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				I was able to open it in LibreOffice (http://www.libreoffice.org/), a free, open-source alternative to Microsoft Office.  You can try that. :)
			
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				www.openoffice.org (http://www.openoffice.org/)
			
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				LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice.  When Oracle purchased Sun (and therefore OpenOffice) a number of the primary developers left and created LibreOffice.  It's currently much more active in development and is better supported.  
			
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				Interesting. Didn't know that! :)
			
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				Interesting. Didn't know that! :)
 
 
 Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.  :dance:
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				Interesting. Didn't know that! :)
 
 
 Now you know, and knowing is half the battle.  :dance:
 
 
 G I Joe!
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				My ancient (but legal) version of Excel won't open it, but it sounds like a pretty nifty idea to me.
 
 
 I have re-uploaded the file saved in the older excel file format :@)  So if you download it again you should be OK now
 
 
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				You could upload it to google docs and share it, that way, people can always see the latest revisions.
			
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				I have re-uploaded the file saved in the older excel file format :@)  So if you download it again you should be OK now
 
 
 Thanks, it's working now.  That's slick as hell!  8)
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				You could upload it to google docs and share it, that way, people can always see the latest revisions.
 
 
 Not a bad idea at all :@)