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ebb
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Post by ebb »

at 55mb you can have inernet explorer make it available off line so that it resides on your computer even after the site is gone.
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Post by Peter »

double post, sorry.<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Peter on 18 April 2003 at 05:08 PM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Peter »

The site has gone. Image
However, if you search for "rebel steel" with Google, you will see the link to the site. Do not go to the site, just choose "cache" and a cached version will be available. Worked for me. Good luck.

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<FONT SIZE=0 COLOR="#000000">Peter den Hartogh</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0 COLOR="#0000ee">Fender Artist S10</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0 color="#004400">Remington U12</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0 COLOR="#ff0000">Hilton Volume Pedal</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0 COLOR="#8e236b">Gibson BR4 lapsteel</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0 COLOR="#008800">Guya "Stringmaster" Copy</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0 COLOR="#000000">MusicMan112RP</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0 COLOR="#880000">Peavy Rage158</FONT>-<FONT SIZE=0> - My Animation College in South Africa</FONT>

<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Peter on 19 April 2003 at 01:04 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Jerry Brightman »

Well, I'm agreeing with all the other posts, maybe Johan can help..if not, maybe I can.

BTW, remember Smiley, G is only two frets up from the Big E...chord that is ImageCya in Columbus if not before..sorry to get off topic...

Jerry http://www.slidestation.com
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Post by Paul Graupp »

<SMALL> G is only two fretts up from the Big E......</SMALL>
Thats what I've been doing wrong for 40 years !! I thought it was three frets up....

Regards, Paul Image Image Image
Fred Amendola
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Post by Fred Amendola »

Hey Graham,
I'd gladly do more tabbing for you if necessary.
Fred
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Post by Buck Grantham »

Graham, I have used this resorce countless times and really appreciate it . Thank you for all you've done for us. No matter what you do with it ,we owe you a lot . If we can help in any way let us know. God bless you and yours.
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Post by Michael Dene »



Graham,
Just another thankyou for the site.

I can't count the number of times I have used it to further my limited but enthusiastic knowledge.

I hope you can see some way clear to at least leaving it online, even if it is not to be upgraded.

Too much of a resource to lose.

Michael
Peter

Post by Peter »

What is wrong with you guys?
The site's cached version IS still ONLINE. Just READ my post above!


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Post by David Nichols »

Still available in "Google Heaven" (see Peter's post above) as of 4am PDT. Thanks tremendously, Peter! I have my copy! And of course, many many thanks to Graham, Ricky and Jeff for spending the time and effort to put it together!<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by David Nichols on 19 April 2003 at 04:19 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Ken Byng »

Peter - the cached front web page is accessable through Google, but have you tried opening up any of the linked pages?

Ken
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Post by Jim Smith »

<SMALL>I have my copy!</SMALL>
David, how do you do that? Image I have a cable modem connection so it wouldn't take long to download it, but none of the links on the page work. Image
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Post by Bob Lawrence »

One method is to download a program such as :
Web Stripper. (free download for non commercial use) http://webstripper.net/download.html


Then try the Google search (as stated above) and select the cached URL:

Paste the URL like this one into the program: http://www.google.ca/search?q=cache:-LnLjcXfp-8C:users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/steel.html+Steel+Guitar+Rebel&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

Select download all files from the options.

You can then burn it to a CD /DVD etc...

Bob


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Ken Byng
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Post by Ken Byng »

Bob and Peter - thanks for the info.

This site is well worth archiving.
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Steve Feldman
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Post by Steve Feldman »

Bob -

I tried WebStripper and got a DNS error: 'could not find site'. As far as I know, I entered the right URL into a 'new site' and went through the wizard all the way to the 'Strip Now' command. It created a download directory on the hard drive, but no data.

Any ideas?
Thanks.

What a shame to be losing this site, especially so quicky...
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Post by JB Arnold »

I tried this too-same result-got no files attached to the links.


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Post by David Nichols »

Yep, the links seem to be gone now. What a difference 6 hours makes! I'm glad I decided to forego sleeping and stay up to copy it.
Peter

Post by Peter »

Yep. the cached site is broken now!
Can't leave you guys alone!

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Post by Bob Lawrence »

A cached file is only temporary. The site is now dead. Image I have it all on CD (if it all works) Image I will try to find a way to make it available for download when I have time to check things out. Give me a few days.

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Post by Buck Dilly »

This site will be sorely missed. It is a real service to steelers. I thank you for being there, up to this point. Buck
Joseph Barcus
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Post by Joseph Barcus »

rebel,
you know i would help with the tab request, and anything else that it would take as far as that goes. ive not posted any tab because ive not had a guitar, but my new one will be here this week. Joe
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Post by Steve Feldman »

I'm surprised (and disappointed) at how fast this went away. This has been a valued resource for a lot of folks. A ton of work went into all of this - both in terms of tabbing, etc., and also I'm sure in terms of managing the site. I appreciate everyone's work on this, but it sure is too bad that no way was found to keep the site running under someone else's guidance, or to at least archive the data for continued use by interested folks.
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Post by Graham »

http://users.interlinks.net/rebel/steel/2003.html

Would like some feedback on how this page works. Have transposed all the music clips to mp3 format. Will be a major undertaking to change all the pages over if it works.

Bob:
Would really appreciate it if you not put the site online. That is my right to do, if and when. Thank you.

Speaking of if and when, I hope some of you fellas who are good at tabbing will jump in and give us a hand with some of it. Ricky and Jeff can't handle it all and everything else they have to do.

Joe and Fred:
Appreciate all the submissions you have made to date. Thank you.

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Post by Bob Lawrence »

I check the files that were downloaded from the cache. The tab is ok but none of the audio files work. They are only part of the streamed audio required. While Graham is working things out you can get the tab here in a zipped file:
http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/robert.lawrence/RickiTab/Ricki_HTML.zip

*** Don't forget to update your antivirus data files first and check the file you download before you open it. (just a good practice)

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Post by Keith DeLong »

Hi Graham, sorry to hear you're shutting down the website, it was certainly one of a kind and a valuable resourc4e for all steel players, duffers and professionals alike. I do understand that it taikes a lot of time and effort to keep up a site like that. I was glad I got a chance to meet you in person last year, and I know the next time I see you, you'll be making that Fulawka talk.
All the best, take care.
Keith
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