New Sections (added in March.2004) :
(( If you want to see the Devizes Bridge Club site and find
out all about it and see the results, look at “http://devizesbridge.members.easyspace.com/” which
is prepared and administered by Ken Walsby -- or click here ))
(( If you want to see the Devizes Crown Centre Bridge session results look
at Ken Walsby’s own site where he has devoted a page to it “http://home.btconnect.com/ken_walsby/”
-- or click here
))
· Editing not yet perfect and it is a whole book in one page (3MB+), it might take some time to download (3-5min.) and navigate. Navigating is easier if it is done by using Scroll Bar and/or PageUp, PageDown buttons; but when LINKs are used it takes some time for the pointer to jump to the desired location. So, be patient.
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1.June.2000 and afterwards : After some comments from my readers and friends on some display problems I have worked quite hard on the site again and made quite a lot of changes, improvements, tidying up; and keep making changes. I think it is much better now than the first upload / version.
Problems
:
--Some friends
and readers told me that Column type texts can lose their configuration. The
lines move to the right or left in an irregular way and even spoil the next
line, in certain situations creating a mess there. I believe this is a problem
of “Font Substitution of Windows”, because Windows substitutes the original
font with a similar one at the receiving PC if they don’t have exactly the same
font set. I used in my original book a special font set from the TIMES NEW ROMAN
FAMILY which has "Turkish Accented Characters" too in it. Possibly
nobody at the receiving end has got this font. I noticed on a friend's printout
sent to me that a substitution had been made with COURIER. Courier uses more
space because it is a non-proportional characters set, and this causes the
lines to become longer so that they do not fit in the space provided. The odd
thing here is that Windows used Courier instead of a Font Set from the same
TIMES family. If it had used one from the same TIMES Family, most probably this
problem wouldn't have arisen.
My
solution : Changing the fonts used from TUR versions into regular versions
doesn’t work and it creates squares which represent the empty spaces in the
character map instead of characters themselves, because these characters
haven’t been recognised. So, I
have created tables for all these types of places and put those types of texts
into tables by leaving more blank spaces in them as well, so that when they are
substituted by the larger characters they will find enough room to fit in.
--Only one reader wrote to me that she was having the symbols of ( § ¨ © ª
) instead of suit symbols.
I found out that she was having § as § ; ¨ as ¨ ; © as © and
ª as ª .
Possibly
this is another joke of "Font
Substitution". Suit symbols are
provided by the Symbol Font Set, and the others are available in almost every
Font set. Although they are at the same locations and they carry the same ANSI
numbers in the Character Map why should they be transferred to the others when
every PC has the Symbol Font Set as part of the main configuration. This beats
me. If there is anybody out there who can explain and solve this I would be
happy and grateful.
-- I think, another big problem arises from "Converting documents
into HTML language / Internet language". My book’s pages were written as
part of Word Processing and they
carried DOC extension not HTML. When we
created my site with the whole of my book we didn’t write the whole
book again in HTML language, and
we didn’t use an HTML program either. We
created the site by using the ability / the feature of WORD2000 on
converting the .DOC s into HTML. We didn't use the HTML language ourselves
directly, WORD did it for us. But a Word Processor's HTML language doesn't
really do the job as well as it could have been done by HTML language itself ;
as we all see now.
If anybody is
interested, "MS WORD
HELP" gives more information about this matter under the title of :
"What happens when I
save a document as a WEB PAGE ?"
*Some formatting to be
removed and some features will be disabled and changes will occur in these
areas i.e. *Character Formatting ; *Paragraph
formatting ; *Page Layout ; *Editing ; *Graphic Formatting ; *Asian Text
Formatting ; *Table Formatting ;
*Web Page Formatting; and
each of these subjects has variations and detailed explanations.
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March.2001 and afterwards :
--Some friends and readers
of “My Bridge Book” on the Internet have been reporting to me that they couldn’t see any
errors other than some minor / unimportant things and that everything looked
OK.
Neverthless, others have
said that some lines of some boards in the “Hands Section” were sliding into other hands, making it
difficult to identify the hands.
It looks as if every machine
/ PC is behaving differently, according to their particular structure and
configuration.
I have therefore changed
many elements in the formatting of the “Hand Tables”, in an effort to “fix” them. I
hope that they are now more acceptable for more people. Let’s see !
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March.2004 :
-- Following
requests from my readers I have added
2 more sections :
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(( If you want to see the Devizes Bridge Club site and find
out all about it and see the results, look at “http://devizesbridge.members.easyspace.com/” which
is prepared and administered by Ken Walsby -- or click here ))
(( If you want to see the Devizes Crown Centre Bridge session results look
at Ken Walsby’s own site where he has devoted a page to it “http://home.btconnect.com/ken_walsby/”
-- or click here
))
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If you see anything wrong or anything untoward, please let me know.
Enjoy my book and your game of Bridge
Home address :
41 Broadleas Park, Devizes, Wilts.
SN10 5JA (UK)
E-mail 1 : rami.aydin@btinternet.com
Web : http://www.rami.aydin.btinternet.co.uk
In Turkish :
E-mail 2 : disardan.turkiye@btinternet.com
Web : http://www.Disardan-Turkiye-Ingiltere.co.uk