Downloads are organized by category. I have Graphics, Games, Fonts and Miscellaneous sections. Many of these files are in .ZIP format, which can be opened on Windows computers with Winzip and on Macs with StuffIt Expander [You may already have these programs.]
.zip files take up less space- that way they are quicker to download. Download them, open them up, and you have regular files to use. Also, .zip files can be used to put related files together and makes it easier to download, since you can click on one file rather than on several files.
File type in parenthesis |
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.zip | Compressed File |
.doc | Microsoft Word file (Office 97 or later; this inclues Office 2007/2008) |
.xls | Microsoft Excel file (Office 97 or later; this inclues Office 2007/2008) |
.gif | .gif picture file |
.exe | Windows program |
.rtf | Rich Text Format- Opens in any word processor program, including MS Word |
I did a lot of work in the Python programming language over the past year. The files are stored here, and each subdirectory is the group of files associated with a particular one of my major programs. (Well, major by my standards.) There is another folder for starting-steps: Hello World, basic variable manipulation, etc.
The programs are available in source-code format. (Python source code is jsut an ASCII text file with a .py extension)
Download the .zip file in a particular folder, as it contains the program's associated files in one download.
A handful of useful calculators for number-crunching related to the Warring Factions online game. No macros; it's all done with spreadsheet formulae.
Spreadsheet data on my $2 bill collection(.xls compressed as .zip)
A blank version of the above spreadsheet- use it for your own collection. (Covers Series 1928 USNs to the present)(.xls compressed as .zip)
Factoids about animals(.rtf)