THREADS & POSTS CAN BE SAVED AS .PDF FILES!!!

[pilot22]

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For those of you who haven't already noticed it,
I just discovered something really cool here at
Mycotopia -- you can actually SAVE any string
of posts you choose!


As you know, some of those strings contain
invaluable info on growing techniques (as well
as many other things). Often you'll come across
a bunch of posts that you'd LOVE to keep, but
you don't know how. A link will usually take you
there, but what if the posts were deleted for
some obscure reason or even the whole site
closed down?


Mycotopia has a fail-safe method for STORING
any string of posts as a .pdf file. Here's how to
do it:

1 - Just go to ANY post at the top of a string of
them (it doesn't have to be the first post, just
the uppermost post).

2 - At a point just above that post and slightly
to the right is a link called "THREAD TOOLS."
Click on that, and you'll see: "Download .PDF
Version." That's all you need.


You will also find a link that says: "Email this
page to a friend," which is also very convenient.



Happy Info Gathering to you all . . .





(A later discovery):

Apparently I was right about the Archives . . .
there's no software in it to enable saving of post
strings . . .

http://archives.mycotopia.net<WBR>/discus/messages/5/5.html<WBR>?1107813977


HOWEVER, Mycotopia's most important
information, which they have saved
"for Eternity," according to them, is stored in
their VAULTS . . .


http://forums.mycotopia.net<WBR>/forumdisplay.php?f=47


. . . and the good news is, the VAULTS will allow
you to store whole strings of posts as .PDF files!


(It's done using the same method I described
above.)



Of course, you must be a registered member.



pilot22

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[Hippie3]

the archives are available on our DVD
i would not say that one is more important than the other,
but the vaults are newer
the archives cover more basic stuff too
while the vaults assume you know the basics.

[StroFun]

I wouldn't mind a complete copy of the website including archives and vaults but i did not notice this so thank you for pointing that out.