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Aaron Goldsmith wrote:Oh come on.. It's 2009 and the table of contents STILL isn't clickable? It's the rules for the year.. spend half an hour, whoever puts that pdf together, and link the topics to their sections. It's as if the person putting it together has never done research on the internet before.

I've been adding a bookmarks pane, merging solo and pro solo for a few years now... Haven't done it for '09 yet, but I'll let you know when I do. I think '04 or '05 was the last year SCCA actually added bookmarks...

if they follow last years MO, they release the basic version, someone gets pissed that it doesn't have links/bookmarks, said person posts the better version on a forum somewhere and the scca will repost that version on their website.

...so get to it.

oh, too late. someone beat you to the punch.

http://sccaforums.com/forums/permalink/ ... spx#342122" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Marshall Grice wrote:if they follow last years MO, they release the basic version, someone gets pissed that it doesn't have links/bookmarks, said person posts the better version on a forum somewhere and the scca will repost that version on their website.

...so get to it.

I'd do ours for CSCC before I'd do theirs. It isn't someone's occupation to do that here.

Aaron Goldsmith wrote:Oh come on.. It's 2009 and the table of contents STILL isn't clickable? It's the rules for the year.. spend half an hour, whoever puts that pdf together, and link the topics to their sections. It's as if the person putting it together has never done research on the internet before.

It was indexed last year; disappointing that they didn't bother this time.

Bob Beamesderfer wrote:

Aaron Goldsmith wrote:Oh come on.. It's 2009 and the table of contents STILL isn't clickable? It's the rules for the year.. spend half an hour, whoever puts that pdf together, and link the topics to their sections. It's as if the person putting it together has never done research on the internet before.

It was indexed last year; disappointing that they didn't bother this time.

I said was the table of contents wasn't clickable.

Aaron Goldsmith wrote:

Bob Beamesderfer wrote:

Aaron Goldsmith wrote:Oh come on.. It's 2009 and the table of contents STILL isn't clickable? It's the rules for the year.. spend half an hour, whoever puts that pdf together, and link the topics to their sections. It's as if the person putting it together has never done research on the internet before.

It was indexed last year; disappointing that they didn't bother this time.

I said was the table of contents wasn't clickable.

I know what you wrote. 2008 .pdf was bookmarked, ie, a list of clickable links in that frame on the left side. Better than clickable links in the ToC, IMHO. Apparently it was too much trouble for 2009.

Or have you never used the bookmarks in a .pdf?

My 2009 rulebook arrived today.

I got mine last Thursday, I think I'm the first with an annual tech sticker! :gpower:

Got mine last thurs. but forgot to get my annual this weekend... and my kid was in charge of tech! oops

I can probably pick some books up at the convention in a couple weeks if anyone wants some before the Tour.

Jay W

Jayson Woodruff wrote:I can probably pick some books up at the convention in a couple weeks if anyone wants some before the Tour.

Jay W

Near the front of National Event check-in lines, I've noticed this really weird rule book hand off protocol.
It seems the rulebook can only be passed with your left hand, and it must be passed behind your back while simultaneously keeping the check-in person busy.

It is 1 rulebook per car or 1 rulebook per driver?

Michael Palero wrote:

Jayson Woodruff wrote:I can probably pick some books up at the convention in a couple weeks if anyone wants some before the Tour.

Jay W

Near the front of National Event check-in lines, I've noticed this really weird rule book hand off protocol.
It seems the rulebook can only be passed with your left hand, and it must be passed behind your back while simultaneously keeping the check-in person busy.

It is 1 rulebook per car or 1 rulebook per driver?

One per driver.

I still remember being chewed out by some angry woman in line for doing that. Uh.... Somebody please control your woman.... gesh.

I talked with Howard at the NORPAC convent.. make that NWR convention last weekend, he mentioned a new program. A $15 dollar Solo License that included a waiver for owning a hard copy of the rule book. Just show your solo license at Pro, NT and Nationals registration, no rule book needed.

It wll probably get rolled into the Hard Card, Annual Waiver, program for 2010.

Keith Brown wrote:I talked with Howard at the NORPAC convent.. make that NWR convention last weekend, he mentioned a new program. A $15 dollar Solo License that included a waiver for owning a hard copy of the rule book. Just show your solo license at Pro, NT and Nationals registration, no rule book needed.

It wll probably get rolled into the Hard Card, Annual Waiver, program for 2010.

Now THIS makes perfect sense from a logistical standpoint. Great idea from Howard.

They should give me a hardcopy book for $15, or give me a solo license if I buy a book. As a SSS having a hardcopy to reference is much easier than carrying around a laptop or loose printed pages.