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12-05-2006, 04:41 AM
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What happened to braingear.
Just when I canot fine my CD s on my W124 I logged on to shop forum looking for brain gear, It to disapeared. What has the world become but disposable information.
I wish I could fine the information I need, it is not posted here on this site. Bob Geco 
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12-05-2006, 08:33 AM
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12-05-2006, 01:08 PM
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when braingears started to show signs of slowing down and having outages to
access, i didn't want to chance losing all this good info so i cranked up Adobe Acrobat and basically sucked up all the pages and documents available. looks like it's about 400mb or so. the W210 info was the most important stuff for me and i'm glad i did the back up. the other MB manuals were nice to have just in case. my experience on the Web is that sites come...and they go. so i try to save the info as linked PDF pages whenever I can. Even an old version of Acrobat can do this and you click "entire site" and go make dinner. by the time you've washed dishes, the whole site may have been captured. Adobe 4 can be had on ebay for about $20....or you can grab free from an Adobe user who has since upgraded. very handy tool
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12-28-2006, 06:09 PM
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And just after I decided to use HTTrack Web Copier, figured how it worked, and tested it... me too finds no more braingear! Will have to chase it elsewhere or buy the manuals.
Bye
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