On Dec 19, 11:29*am, John Rumm wrote:
On 19/12/2011 03:53, Weatherlawyer wrote:


I suppose I could write a spread sheet of links and put them on a web
page but WetterZentrale only shows one link for the archive.

And once into the archive are there more links then?

It has a paranoid table showing in one tab the year, another tab the
month and other the day. You have to scroll down for day numbers
larger than 20.

It's an archive for weather charts the MetOffice so kindly produce for
everybody in Europe who lost the war. Paid for everybody else who
didn't and aren't allowed such maganinnyty.

Another option is Adobe Acrobat (full version, not just the reader).
That can spider a web site and capture it into a PDF. You just specify
how many levels deep to recurse, and whether to follow off site links.

*******s.

If you ask for information and they want to charge a search fee.
Whatever happened to freedom of Information?

And all they have to do is put a tick on a screen somewhere in the
bowels of Exitdoor?

We think Used Car Salesmen and MOT conmen are bad?!!!!!
!¬ me.
_.v¬ me sideways till my brane hertz and my bells wring.

The MetOffice is begging for a larger computer. They already have one
that is measured in acres and converts fuel for a small power station
into thin air.

The Germans seem to be managing to run a very busy web site with
theirs. It's probably down to good management and decentralisation.

We even moved our plant to the end of the world so nobody can go there
and disturb them. Would you believe they actually hibernate when it
snows?

It's a good job they did lose the war. They would have invented AI by
now and called it HAL.

Our lot have supercomputers based in Least Angular that won't talk to
anybody. (Which is probably a good thing.)