Water Profile question...
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Water Profile question...
by notbob » Sun Nov 12, 2006 12:35 pm
I'm wondering what the letters in parenthesis next to certain City profiles mean.
Like Burton on Trent has 3 different profiles. One has a (F), one a (P), and one an (M). I notice there is also an (N) on some.
What do these mean? Couldn't find the info in the Help Guide.
Al
Like Burton on Trent has 3 different profiles. One has a (F), one a (P), and one an (M). I notice there is also an (N) on some.
What do these mean? Couldn't find the info in the Help Guide.
Al
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by slothrob » Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:10 pm
The letters indicate the source of the water profile data. M stands for Mosher, Randy, P for Papazian, Charlie, and F for Foster, Terry.
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by slothrob » Mon Nov 13, 2006 9:10 am
I don't have the software with me, but that seems a good guess.
You can check by going to the Menu Bar and opening the Water Database. Scroll down the list to the water that has the (N), click Edit, and in the description it will credit the source of the water info.
You can check by going to the Menu Bar and opening the Water Database. Scroll down the list to the water that has the (N), click Edit, and in the description it will credit the source of the water info.
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by notbob » Mon Nov 13, 2006 9:59 pm
slothrob wrote:I don't have the software with me, but that seems a good guess.
You can check by going to the Menu Bar and opening the Water Database. Scroll down the list to the water that has the (N), click Edit, and in the description it will credit the source of the water info.
That's it. Thanks!
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