Back to the Future
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BrotherWilliam
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Maybe too much downloading users at the same time on my server? I've just tried it out without any problems. Is your Internet connection fast enough? The files are very large.
yes my internet is very fast hmmmmm
Rob Prop
Active Member
Meaby Roland you can try for Pittbul upload it with wetransfer.https://www.wetransfer.com there you can upload till 2GB
Or you try it later. Maybe then there's less traffic on my server. It's the first day I have my almanac online. I guess, everybody wants to have it immediately. :lol
For all users: feel free to upload my PDF's onto another servers and post the links here. The more servers, the faster is the download.
gokcegokseven
New Member
Great job as usual
Any upload would help. I don't have much experience with free hosters, because I have my own server since 1998.
Roland!
I think it's the correct size. I had compared it with the images from screenused.com, where you can see rulers next to the almanac. My size is 5 7/8 inch x 8 3/4 inch.
Uploaded a few to mediafire.
Complete US Version
Grays_Sports_Almanac_print_version_complete_almanac_remade_by_Roland_Zubcic_US-version.pdf
Cover Only - A3
Grays_Sports_Almanac_print_version_cover_only_remade_by_Roland_Zubcic_A3.pdf
Complete US Version
Grays_Sports_Almanac_print_version_complete_almanac_remade_by_Roland_Zubcic_US-version.pdf
Cover Only - A3
Grays_Sports_Almanac_print_version_cover_only_remade_by_Roland_Zubcic_A3.pdf
Maybe not as perfect as a book that was made by a professional printing house, but still perfect enough in comparison with a screen used prop. I hope so.
No problem. I've just uploaded it. Here it is.
BTTF-from-Icons-Of-Hollywood-Auction-Catalog.pdf
Thank you again Roland, very kind.
I was actually referring to a type of bookbinding known as perfect binding:
Prefect Binding Style | InstantPublisher
I haven't paused the movie to see exactly how the almanac is bound, I was just assuming this was the method they used, as it seems it would be easier for it given the almanac style.
I'm even more interest in your tutorial now, in my excitement of downloading I overlooked that you're going to explain how to create the refelective background, I just assumed it would be on binding the almanac.
@80sguy
Thanks for the upload. I hope that will relieve my server some work.
Last night (european time) my server was down for about two hours. This morning I got a mail from my provider: the server had a hardware error and they moved my account to another and better server. 50 GB downloaded in 30 hours. You did it, guys!D
@Pitbull
Was your download successful in the meantime?
Thanks for the upload. I hope that will relieve my server some work.
Last night (european time) my server was down for about two hours. This morning I got a mail from my provider: the server had a hardware error and they moved my account to another and better server. 50 GB downloaded in 30 hours. You did it, guys!
D@Pitbull
Was your download successful in the meantime?
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You mean the Flodders? Yes, of course I know them. It was a big success in Germany in the 80's and 90's. Don't know, if it's known outside Europe.
Flodder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thrillhouse
Active Member
Roland,
Amazing work on the Almanac. Can't wait to see the next step.
And I've seen a bit of the Flodders. Isn't very well known in Australia. For anyone in Oz its a movie that is shown on SBS sometimes....... especially popular during the teenage years......cough!
Amazing work on the Almanac. Can't wait to see the next step.
And I've seen a bit of the Flodders. Isn't very well known in Australia. For anyone in Oz its a movie that is shown on SBS sometimes....... especially popular during the teenage years......cough!
