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AL16 87 Long Point for tundra swans
0309 88-05 Walkerton
0352 90-04 Red Lake
0380 93-05 Long Point, Big Creek
119b 01-05 Canoe trip, Tiny Marsh
D027 02-09 Niagara R.
D050 02-12 Xmas bird count
D041 03-03 Scouting Bellwood Lake
D046 03-05 Bellwood Lake, Elora
D047 03-05 Bellwood Lake, continued
D073 03-10 Niagara River
D087 04-05 Simcoe
D092 04-06 Bruce Peninsula
D093 04-06 Bruce Peninsula
D094 04-06 Bruce Peninsula
D107 04-12 Xmas bird count
D112 05-04 Nottawasaga recon
D113 05-05 Nottawasaga
D115 05-06 Queenston
D118 05-06 Forks Creek
D155 06-06 Queenston, Bruce Peninsula
D156 06-06 Bruce Peninsula
D177 07-05 Grand River
D181 07-06 Queenston
D196 07-09 Algonquin
2008 - 2015 Any more outings?
10-03-29: cleaned up. Added more camera PTFs. Solved(?) the problem of
including pics from within a PTF. PTF.SCR cmd now will take 2 arguments.
First is bookmark location to begin the scan. Second is the selection marker.
This can be different from the standard selection marker "{#}". Usually
{#1}, {#2}. etc.
Check for any more outings to include.
10-03-30: included all found segments. Check neg prints for more?
12-12-22: It seems args 2,3 in PTF.SCR must be both blank or both present.
Otherwise a {} not found error occurs. See PTF.SCR for explanation. Does not
default to {#}. Should have cmd "parm [$parm] {#} {#}"?
12-12-22: Resphigi and birdsongs sound interesting, played simultaneously.
Persistent top headings might be best, even if this sacrifices a screen
line. Otherwise, difficult to keep track to the different locations.
16-04-11: Adjustments, recompile for HTML. HTML pages need "/tab" tag
inserted to jump automatically to the right start location. Otherwise,
simply scroll ahead until you find it.
16-04-13: TAB command created. Click on link. Now goes to
internal tab. In PTF commands, note a peculiarity: 3rd argument
is usually {#} or {#1}. "{#}" must be replaced by " {#}",
otherwise "{#}", which is only a forwarded argument at this
point, gets mistaken for the end-of-line "{#}" tag which
indicates that this particular command line is to be selected
and immediately executed. (Take my word for it.)
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