Sandi Janson-Selk on wed 29 may 96
"Hi folks,
'Fraid my brain cramped again and I've forgotten which software is for
which platform. Hyperglaze and Insight are the ones I remember, but one is
for Mac and t'other is for IBM PC, right? Which is which? I have an IBM
PS/1. Are there any other choices for glaze calculation software? (besides
manual calculation - I'm too slow) Where can I get whichever is right for my
PC? TIA.
Kat"
The Baltimore Potters Guild has software very inexpensively ($5.00). I do not
have an address. They may be listed in Ceramics Momthly or with the telephone
directory. I do believe it is written for PC's
Sandi - The veggies are growing madly and all the fruit trees are feeding us.
And, still waiting to sell our ocean/coastline view home so we can move to
Oregon.
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Sandi Janson-Selk
San Diego
70732,3440
29-May-1996 12:42:00
Dennis H. Davis on thu 30 may 96
At 05:25 PM 5/29/96 EDT, you wrote:
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>I have an IBM PS/1. Are there any other choices for glaze calculation
software?
>(besides manual calculation - I'm too slow) Where can I get whichever is right
>for my PC? TIA.
>
>Kat"
>
>The Baltimore Potters Guild has software very inexpensively ($5.00). I do not
>have an address. They may be listed in Ceramics Momthly or with the telephone
>directory. I do believe it is written for PC's
>
>Sandi
>
I don't know whether you can still obtain it but believe the software you
refer to was available from The Potters' Guild of Annapolis, P.O. Box 152,
Arnold, MD 210l2.
Dennis
Dennis
Mark D. Sweany on wed 29 oct 97
I've been looking at some of the cadd software that is out there. I
haven't used a cadd package since cadd386 was a hot item. I know that
some of you have done kiln plans and such using various programs and I
was wondering if anyone had any favorites. Needless to say, I have a PC
and not a Mac.
----
Mark Sweany
m_pswean@primenet.com
Cameron Harman on thu 30 oct 97
Mark,
Most of my drawings are for industrial use, so they are
professional, right ? Well, at least they are passable.
A friend of mine several years ago said to go to Staples and
get a $29 package called Key Cad... it works. OK, so it is
not as good as a $2500 package, but as I say .. it works. I
have designed a lot of kilns and machinery on it .. and they
all work .. so it can't be too bad
Good luck,
Cameron Harman
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Gary Kelsey on mon 17 jan 00
Hi,
I'm a fulltime potter. A few weeks ago I got my first computer. I'm
starting to
learn a little more everyday. Now I'm thinking about someday getting
software for
accounting. My computer has Windows 98 and Microsoft Office 2000 small
business.
Does anyone out there have a recommendation?
Your Obedient Servant,
Gary Kelsey
gkelsey@grundyec.net
Kim Marie on tue 18 jan 00
Hi Gary,
I know you'll hear a bunch of people say Quicken...I however LOVE M.Y.O.B.
Stands for Mind your own Business...I was a bookkeeper for 20 years before
becoming a full time potter and I extensively researched both programs. If
you'd like more detailed whys and wherefores contact me off list and I'd be
glad to bend you ear...or fingers or whatever the email equivalent is for
all that!
kim
----- Original Message -----
From: Gary Kelsey
To:
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2000 2:40 PM
Subject: Software
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
> Hi,
>
>
> I'm a fulltime potter. A few weeks ago I got my first computer.
I'm
> starting to
> learn a little more everyday. Now I'm thinking about someday getting
> software for
> accounting. My computer has Windows 98 and Microsoft Office 2000 small
> business.
> Does anyone out there have a recommendation?
> Your Obedient Servant,
> Gary Kelsey
> gkelsey@grundyec.net
>
John Rodgers on wed 19 jan 00
Gary, get yourself the accounting software called Quickbooks ...whatever the
newest version is. I have used Quickbooks for years and wouldn't have anything
else. used it for my studio in Alaska. It is easy to use, has great support,
and great flexibility. Your accountant/CPA will love you for it.
John Rodgers
Birmingham, AL
Gary Kelsey wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm a fulltime potter. A few weeks ago I got my first computer. I'm
> starting to
> learn a little more everyday. Now I'm thinking about someday getting
> software for
> accounting. My computer has Windows 98 and Microsoft Office 2000 small
> business.
> Does anyone out there have a recommendation?
> Your Obedient Servant,
> Gary Kelsey
> gkelsey@grundyec.net
Mike Bryant on tue 26 nov 02
Hi y'all! Hope everyone's excited about Turkey Day - I plan on browning =
mine to about Cone 0112 with a subtle semigloss finish.
Hey - I need feedback on Computer Programs for glaze calcs. Anyone care =
to share their thoughts? (My focus is on Cone 6 Oxidation)
Thanks a bunch :-)
Michael S Bryant
4640 Woodvalley Ct
Rockford MI 49341
michaelsbryant@chartermi.net
616.863.9985
Gaff Pearce on tue 26 nov 02
I've been using Bob Wilt's GlazChem for a few years now and I like it very
much!
www.dinoclay.com/software/glzchem.html
Have a great Thanksgiving!
Gaff
gaff.pearce@gte.net
Wanda Holmes on tue 26 nov 02
I use GlazeChem extensively and have nothing but good things to say
about it. I'm also testing John Hesselberth's program and, if he
decides to commercialize it, you should consider it as well.
Wanda Holmes
Jonestown, TX
-----Original Message-----
From: No title defined [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of
Mike Bryant
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 9:53 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Software
Hi y'all! Hope everyone's excited about Turkey Day - I plan on browning
mine to about Cone 0112 with a subtle semigloss finish.
Hey - I need feedback on Computer Programs for glaze calcs. Anyone care
to share their thoughts? (My focus is on Cone 6 Oxidation)
Thanks a bunch :-)
Michael S Bryant
4640 Woodvalley Ct
Rockford MI 49341
michaelsbryant@chartermi.net
616.863.9985
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Ababi on wed 27 nov 02
You ask a hard question, to get best results go to:
http://lsv.ceramics.org/scripts/wa.exe?S2=clayart&L=CLAYART&q=software&s=&f=&a=&b=
This is about "software"
or
http://lsv.ceramics.org/scripts/wa.exe?S2=clayart&L=CLAYART&q=Glaze+Calculation+Software+&s=&f=&a=&b=
"Glaze calculation software"
or perhaps the best way:
http://www.potters.org/category166.htm
go down to software. Than go to:
http://www.milkywayceramics.com/links/dirSub.asp?catid=1&subid=74
you can try the softwares.
If you have more questions you can be more specific. The cone is not the matter.
Ababi Sharon
Glaze addict
Kibbutz Shoval Israel
ababisha@shoval.org.il
http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910/
http://www.milkywayceramics.com/cgallery/asharon.htm
---------- Original Message ----------
>Hi y'all! Hope everyone's excited about Turkey Day - I plan on browning mine to
about Cone 0112 with a subtle
>semigloss finish.
>Hey - I need feedback on Computer Programs for glaze calcs. Anyone care to share
their thoughts? (My focus is
>on Cone 6 Oxidation)
>Thanks a bunch :-)
>Michael S Bryant
>4640 Woodvalley Ct
>Rockford MI 49341
>michaelsbryant@chartermi.net
>616.863.9985
>______________________________________________________________________________
>Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
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John Kudlacek on fri 21 may 04
Hi,
While scanning the subject headings on clayart SOFTWARE caught my
eye.Hmmm, I thought? I have been around clay for about four decades and
that one is new to me...like there is bisqueware, stoneware, earthenware
etc. but software??? Ah ha, then it dawned on me. Duh!
But then many of you never heard "number please" instead of a dial tone
when picking up the phone nor have you been confronted with the smell of
coal oil (kerosene)when entering grandma's house.
"Times they are a changin'.."
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