> For those that like to muck around with Excel, I have made some of my
> flying progams available for download over on the Straight and Level
> Downunder Forum. You can just go directly to the download page if
> you want, or why not sign in and join the discussions. For those that
> actually want to fly instead of just talking about it we even have the
> occaisional fly aways. You wont find quite the level of expert
> knowledge as on aus.aviation but you will find people with a real
> passion for aviation.
>
> http://s7.invisionfree.com/Straight_and_Level/

> I clicked around for a bit but couldn't work out how to see your
> forum. What's a direct link to the forum? I've found a new forum
> home on the web at www.flight.org but I might visit yours from time
> to time as well if I can work out how to see it.

> You have to register first. All the links are along the top of the
> page, under the banner.
>

> Oz Lander wrote:
>

>> You have to register first. All the links are along the top of the
>> page, under the banner.
>>

>
> Then I guess I won't be reading your forum after all :]

> Oz Lander wrote:

>> You have to register first. All the links are along the top of the
>> page, under the banner.

>
> Then I guess I won't be reading your forum after all :]
>

> "Oz Lander" there.com.ca> wrote in news:fsitik$q3f$1@news-
> 01.bur.connect.com.au:

>> Perfectly understandable. We had to make registration mandatory
>> because we had a few spammers and porn posting idiots. Registering
>> is too much like hard work for them.

>
> <http://www.alistapart.com/articles/signupforms>
>
>
> GB

>

> You don't get asked to give your name, or your location. You are asked
> to create a username and a password. Nothing more.
> But each to his own.
>