Available Texts G-L
The following table lists all the articles from those Newsletters which I have available at this moment in time (Last update: 19 January 2003). More will follow as I sort out my files. Please note that some files are copyrighted by their author and not by the BDG and hence are not available as downloads. You can, however, read the file on the Website. Links are provided to the pages in the 'Notes' column.
Articles from the current year's Newsletters are not available until the following year.
The approximate title of each available text is in the 'Title and Author' column. Texts are available as MS Word documents or as Text files.
To save a MicroSoft Word file
This will give you a completely formatted copy.
Follow these general instructions (which may vary according to your
computer set-up):
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In the 'Title and Author' column, click Word for the article you wish to copy. |
2. |
A box/form will appear on the screen telling you that you have requested a download from the BDG Website. |
3. |
In the appropriate places show where on your hard drive you wish to save the document to. |
4. |
When you have completed the form, click [OK] |
5. |
The document will be downloaded and saved to your hard drive, to the folder of your choice. |
6. |
You will now be able to access the file using MicroSoft Word. |
To save a Text file
This will give you an unformatted copy of the text, but one divided into
paragraphs. This is useful for use in virtually any word processor.
Follow these instructions:
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In the 'Title and Author' column, click Text for the article you wish to copy. Wait for text to appear. Do not worry about how the text appears on your screen at this stage. |
2. |
Right-click anywhere on the text. |
3. |
From the menu, left-click [Select All] All the text will be highlighted. |
4. |
Right-click anywhere on the highlighted text. |
5. |
From the menu, click [Copy] |
6. |
Load MS Word, click [New] and select the type of page you wish to use from your templates. |
7. |
Click [Edit] then [Paste] Your text will be pasted onto your chosen page. |
8. |
Format the text in any way you wish. |
9. |
Click [File] then [Save As] (change the file name if you wish) and select where you wish to save to. |
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Issue
No./Page |
Date |
Title
and Author |
Keywords |
Notes |
|
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September 96 | Hot Summer: Andy Gibbs Word version Text version |
High temps | Hazards
of high temperatures and Dendrobatids. Go to this web page |
|
45/7 |
March 02 | Slow progress with breeding D.
histrionicus: Sam Hawkins Word version Text version |
histrionicus | Go to this web page |
|
46/16 |
June 02 | Progress report on D.
histrionicus: Sam Hawkins Word version Text version |
histrionicus | Go to this web page |
|
44/13 |
December 01 | Species Confusion?: John Skillcorn Word version Text version |
imitator lamasi |
Go to this web page |
|
29/11 |
March 97 |
Import |
Import and
export. |
|
|
31/11 |
July 98 |
Mix and
Match:
author not recorded |
Interspecific |
Interspecific
aggression. |
|
37/14 |
April 00 |
From a
youngster starting in the hobby: Andrew Gardiner |
Introduction 1 |
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|
46/1 |
June 02 | D. lamasi: John
Skillcorn Word version Text version |
lamasi | Go to this web page |
| 88 | Locusts:
John Skillcorn Word version Text version |
Locusts 1 | Not from a Newsletter, but from a
handbook written for the BDG. Go to this web page |
|
| Web doc | Desert
Locust Information Word version Text version |
Locusts 2 | Anti-locust research centre document. | |
| Web doc | The
African Migratory Locust Word version Text version |
Locusts 3 |