Need an article from Model Aviation, can print out?

[Allen Brickhaus]

https://library.modelaviation.com/search/node/Imitation

[EddyR]

Thanks Allen that work really good
Ed Ruane

[Allen Brickhaus]

You are quite welcome.

[john e. holliday]

Thanks also from the old DOC.  The link is now in my favorites.

[Ted Fancher]

Thanks also from the old DOC.  The link is now in my favorites.

Same here Allen,

You're all right.   Ya know what?   They ought to elect you to the PAMPA Hall of Fame!  Oh....wait...

Ted

[Ted Fancher]

Allen,

Is there a way to access columns from that URL?  I still get a lot of questions about my stunt columns from back in antiquity.  It would sure be convenient to direct people to them.

Ted

[Tim Wescott]

Is there a way to access columns from that URL?  I still get a lot of questions about my stunt columns from back in antiquity.  It would sure be convenient to direct people to them.

The last time I looked at a column in the archives I had to look at it page-by-page, it wasn't indexed as a column.  It takes some work to wade through.  I don't know if they've gotten better.

[Allen Brickhaus]

I so wish I could have a copy of all of my columns also in a booklet type form.  Using a URL version to do this would be great.

Thanks, Ted.

From Allen

[Steve Helmick]

When I clicked on the link, I got a notice of website "Certificate" issues...but I went ahead and found the article as advertised. It worked fine, other than that. My guess is that it's browser settings or just browser versions that seem to cause this. Maybe somebody that knows about this certification stuff could comment?  Steve

[Mike Lauerman]

This is wonderful, Allen.  My stack of Model Aviation mags is higher than the beanstalk I traded the ol' cow for.

[Ted Fancher]

Allen,

I fiddled with the site and found by searching for "aerobatics" in the title and "ted Fancher" in the author boxes and then citing an appropriate range of years I could access them all.  To this point, however, I've found no way to maintain access to the "list of columns" when I click on one to read.  Have to start all over again.  I could probably do them in two different windows and cut and past the urls from the list in one window to the address bar in the other.  Not impossible, just sort of a  pain to have them all listed and then disappear when you select one.

Still, about 10,000% better than what I had starting the day!

Thanks Allen.

[Allen Brickhaus]

You are quite welcome.

Allen

[bettymzimmerman]

Despite the security she got me. But she cant spam again!

[RC Storick]

she got me but I got her!

[john e. holliday]

Boy that was quick.   Now back to the thread.  It seems that todays generation is becoming lazy and want someone to do the work for them.  I can see getting someone to help after a person has done a search and can't find what they wanted.   Especially some of us, like me that have been on here a long time.  The new comers have to learn to use the tools at hand.  Granted some stuff has been lost do to some person causing the system to go down.   I commend Sparky and all his administrative staff for keeping the site going.