2007 TPM Schedule

[Cakes206]

Whats the different color shading refer to?

[AfricanBootyScratcher]

ant and jeff, you guys are awesome!

[Ant]

Originally Posted by Cakes982

Whats the different color shading refer to?

Shading means the days that I am interested in going to. The "good" tracks so to speak.

[Mike295]

kick ass now put in ccs and wera races

[JHuff1219]

Thank you for putting this together gentlemen.

[lateapex]

I did one in a .xls file with worksheets for AMA, CCS and WERA. The CCS and WERA pages are blank now.

[ffejtable]

IrocRob mentioned that March 15th Pocono date is missing (or is it April 15th?).. He updated it, but used Excel 2007, which I dont have, and I dont think most of you do either, so I didnt put it up, but thought I would let you know he spotted one omission.

I plan to check it myself when I get a chance, and also put it in a regular spreadsheet format (rather than making it look like an actual calendar).. The file I will make will allow you to do a File-->Import/Export and dump everything right into your Outlook calendar. I hope to get that done by tonight... It might have been what Lateapex did but the comp I am on at the moment doesnt have Excel so I cant see what he did....

[lateapex]

Originally Posted by ffejtable

I plan to check it myself when I get a chance, and also put it in a regular spreadsheet format (rather than making it look like an actual calendar).. The file I will make will allow you to do a File-->Import/Export and dump everything right into your Outlook calendar. I hope to get that done by tonight... It might have been what Lateapex did but the comp I am on at the moment doesnt have Excel so I cant see what he did....

I like the import into Outlook calander, that would be handy. I don't think mine will do that because the fields don't have actual dates in them.

[Mike295]

anyone make one with wera and ccs dates?

[ffejtable]

Link for Outlook import file.

http://www.deniedaccess.net/TPM2007.csv

This file contains data so you can import the TPM schedule right into your Outlook calendar.

In general the process for doing this (for outlook 2003) is:

Open your Outlook Calendar
Click on File
Click on Import and Export
Chose Import from another program or file then Next
Chose Comma Seperated Values (Windows) and then Next
Enter the filename/location of whereever you saved the file above and click Next
Select the Calendar that you want to import the information into (most of you will probably only have one, named "Calendar" Click Next
The next box is so you can map what columns go into what calendar fields. the .CSV file is in a format so the import wizard should know what to do with it automatically, just click Finish.

Directions for other versions of Outlook might vary by a little bit.

If you want you can create a new calendar that has just your TPM dates in it. I did this first just to make sure I didnt blow up my Primary calendar. To create a new calendar in Outlook 2003 just Click file, New, Folder.. Give the calendar a name and make sure "Folder Contains" says Calendar Items. You can put the calendar as a sub folder of your main calendar or a subfolder of your "Mailbox" (recommended).

[Mike295]

hmm interesting i wonder if i can upload that to a mac?

[ronin_01r1]

how is VIR patriot? i heard it wasn't as good as south or north.. and which summit tracks are good?

[Ant]

Originally Posted by Jelly_Belly_Whore

how is VIR patriot? i heard it wasn't as good as south or north.. and which summit tracks are good?

Summit Main

[Mike295]

what ab out for people with macs

[lateapex]

Originally Posted by Jelly_Belly_Whore

how is VIR patriot? i heard it wasn't as good as south or north.. and which summit tracks are good?

Patriot is fun little tight and twisty, only one short straight. Summit JC is small compared to the more open main circuit but a nice little track and the Shenandoha is tight and twisty. Any track is fun.

BTW in your avatar I'm the second bike behind you.