Proctor Adventure

[John Hill]

ProctorInFlight.jpg (37.37 KiB) Viewed 644 times

I was going to post an article about this aircraft(?) but have not found a way to do it, .ODT file of about seven pages. I guess I need to find somewhere online I can 'publish' it.

[admin2]

Is it on the internet anywhere? If so, put a link. If not, how were you planning on posting it?

[PHXPhlyer]

https://www.howtogeek.com/765461/what-i ... -open-one/

PP

[John Hill]

Is it on the internet anywhere? If so, put a link. If not, how were you planning on posting it?

A view only link to a file on One Drive.

[John Hill]

Try this!

https://1drv.ms/w/s!ArKD4sEFwF_8hIpW9tK ... A?e=N3HEVF

Comments on the literary merit are optional!

Microsoft Word can read it but will probably open it in an editor window.

[PHXPhlyer]

Opened with Word here.
Thanks John
Glad something finally worked.

PP

[John Hill]

Thanks PP, nice to know it found it way to PHX, pretty speedy too for a Gipsy Queen!

[PHXPhlyer]

But The Queen's crayfish...?

PP

[John Hill]

One way trip for them!

[admin2]

The Proctor?

[John Hill]

The Proctor?

What of it?

[Boac]

Oh, I don't know, someone said something about

I was going to post an article about this aircraft(?) but have not found a way to do it, .ODT file of about seven pages. I guess I need to find somewhere online I can 'publish' it.

but it obviously was not important.

[John Hill]

Perhaps the link to the file did not work for you or maybe my writing was not enough for you the grasp the gist of this 'work'.

[OneHungLow]

One way trip for them!

Works fine for me John, Interesting well written article...

Evening adventure.

It has been a long day, the young Queen of England is touring NZ and tonight she will dine in Christchurch!

But there is a problem, the gold embossed menus have been printed but there are no fresh crayfish to be found in the city! The only available ‘fish are at the Chatham Islands and you are the only pilot there with a plane and you must rush the live crustaceans across the dark ocean to Christchurch!

The royal dinner depends on YOU!...

... read the article in the link above folks to find out more....

[Boac]

Ah! I see now. I thought the article would be about the Proctor, not Radio Range/Crayfish/Link. My error.

[John Hill]

Thanks OneHungLow, imagination is not a gift given to us all.

This exercise will be the premium ride when my new/olde Link Trainer is operational. Right now I am about 15 hours into a download of MS Flight Simulator and I a hopeful that there will be some time for sleep before dawn.

[John Hill]

Ah! I see now. I thought the article would be about the Proctor, not Radio Range/Crayfish/Link. My error.

I am sorry as I should have worded the first post better.

[admin2]

I have now added the Open/Libre Office odt file as an acceptable attachment format.

Untitled 1.odt

(9.14 KiB) Downloaded 15 times

. Bear in mind the file has to be downloaded and there is still a 300Kb file size limit.

[OneHungLow]

I have now added the Open/Libre Office odt file as an acceptable attachment format.Untitled 1.odt. Bear in mind the file has to be downloaded and there is still a 300Kb file size limit.

I can confirm that the test.odt download works fine and this attachment facility will prove to be very useful in the future as well I am sure (the 300Kb file limit not withstanding, What do they say about brevity being the soul of wit and trying not to be a long winded tit).

[OneHungLow]

What was it about Percival that they had a thing about University titles?

Proctors, Provosts, Prentices... Ok I guess they were all about training and thus the connection with honorific university titles.

The Mew Gull was my favourite Percival type having seen the Old Warden based example (part of the Shuttleworh collection) displayed there...




I am sure somewhere Alex Henshaw smiles when it takes off...

As for the rest "Eet Kreef" as they say back in SA!