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Re: Storage and Display of OMR Files
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lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw
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Thu, 15 Jul 1999 16:44:11 GMT
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Tim Courtney <tim@zacktron.com> wrote in message
news:4.2.0.58.19990714214054.0099dcd0@pop.osiriscomm.com...
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> Ok, that's good. I'm having a database made that either runs on my machine
> locally or on zacktron.com that will generate html pages when the OMR is
> updated (by entering data in the database) I think I'll break it down to
> subtheme then... sounds like it will make the most sense. It will also be
> searchable.
What is the advantage of grouping OMR sets into pages based on theme/subtheme?
I would think an organization system similar to Kevin Loch's would be fine.
We already have the Pause DB to find what sets are in a theme, so the OMR
should focus on providing easy, quick access to sets by number. Ideally,
Pause would include links to OMR files just like it does for instruction
scans.
It's not that organizing by theme, subtheme is bad, but I just can't see
people really wanting to find/view/download set .dats based on theme rather
than number.
-John Van
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