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Subject: Re: CON-CALC - Concrete Mix Calculator

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Date Posted: 12:41:38 10/30/03 Thu
In reply to: William McMillan 's message, "CON-CALC - Concrete Mix Calculator" on 18:10:05 03/20/02 Wed

>http://www.BillMcMillan.com/CON-CALC
>
>ALL ON ONE PAGE
>
>CON-CALC will be useful to anyone experimenting with
>different concrete mixes. It will allow easy
>documentation of the test samples, and the various
>characteristics associated with each test batch in
>either METRIC or US measures.
>
>CON-CALC can provide a history of test results
>detailing various mix formulas. There is a push-button
>facility for printing and for saving the current file
>in the CON-CALC directory, in the project name
>subdirectory with a date/time stamp and the project
>description.
>
>CON-CALC will automatically create the CON-CALC
>directory on the "C" drive, and will automatically
>create and maintain the various subdirectories and the
>files in them.
>
>CON-CALC is based on Excel and Visual Basic for
>Applications, and requires Excel to run. It does not
>have to be installed or loaded as an "addin". Just
>open it in Excel, and begin entering data.

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Re: CON-CALC - Concrete Mix Calculator	michal lai cheong	05:18:30 05/20/04 Thu