PCT Resources [from Dag]

CSGnet Archive CSG2014
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Dag is having some problems with posing on CSGnet, I’m forwarding this message from him.

Adam

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[From Dag Forssell (2014.07.18 19:30 CET)]

Have a look at www.pctresources.com.

I found out how to present web page content so you can download freely.

Created folder names hoping that they will be self-explanatory. Better suggestion?

The archive is redundant so you have the option of downloading a complete .zip file or individual components.

I will consider and act upon suggestions for improvement / clarity.

The CSGnet archive is up-to-date through June 2014.

I have also made some minor update to [www.iapct.org

](http://www.iapct.org/)Rick, would you like to take charge of the NEWS page at iapct.org?

I’ll be happy to provide user name and password for you.

Warren, you may want to link here for those articles and more.

Best, Dag

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[Martin Taylor 2014.07.18.15.43]

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Dag,

  It looks promising, but how about adding a top-level folder for

contributed public domain software for PCT demos, running
experiments, data analysis, model fitting, etc.? Some entries
could be links, such as to Marken’s demos, others could be source
code or executables.

  Martin

        Dag

is having some problems with posing on CSGnet, I’m
forwarding this message from him.

Adam

[From Dag Forssell (2014.07.18
19 :30
CET)]

              Have

a look at www.pctresources.com.

              I

found out how to present web page content so you can download
freely.

              Created

folder names hoping that they will be self-explanatory. Better
suggestion?

              The

archive is redundant so you have the option of downloading a
complete .zip file or individual components.

              I

will consider and act upon suggestions for improvement /
clarity.

              The

CSGnet archive is up-to-date through June 2014.

              I

have also made some minor update to [www.iapct.org

    ](http://www.iapct.org/)          Rick,

would you like to take charge of the NEWS page at iapct.org?

              I'll

be happy to provide user name and password for you.

              Warren,

you may want to link here for those articles and more.

              Best,

Dag

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[From Rick Marken (2014.07.18.1250)]

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[From Dag Forssell (2014.07.18 19:30 CET)]

DF: Rick, would you like to take charge of the NEWS page at iapct.org?

Given that I missed your request to post this I would think I’d be the last person you would want to have be responsible for posting news about PCT. So I’ll save you from a hiring error by demurring on the news page;-)

Best

Rick

–
Richard S. Marken PhD
www.mindreadings.com

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[Martin Taylor
2014.07.18.15.43]

Dag,

It looks promising, but how about adding a top-level folder for
contributed public domain software for PCT demos, running experiments,
data analysis, model fitting, etc.? Some entries could be links, such as
to Marken’s demos, others could be source code or executables.

Martin
Adam, if this does not post in a few hours, please forward
again.

[From Dag Forssell (2014.07.19 08:30
CET)]

Martin,

Interesting suggestion.

I take it that you are suggesting a menu item PUBLIC leading to a folder
and web page called public.html (similar to

http://www.pctresources.com/CSGnet/CSGnet.html) with sub-folder
called files (similar to

http://www.pctresources.com/CSGnet/Files/)

Being Public, the web page should feature the ftp address, a user name
and password so anyone can edit the web page and with full access to the
subsidiary folder “Files” and the ability to create additional
subdirectories under it for the items you suggest. (I already provide
links).

Being public, this page and files will be vulnerable, but that should not
be an argument for not doing it. Contributors can download the entire
public section from time to time so it can be restored if some gets
deleted by accident.

I do not yet know if this will work, but suspect it does. Can set this up
in a few days.

How does this interpretation square with your vision? Other
ideas?

Best, Dag