Quick guide for dimensioning

[Schwingen]

Perhaps of interest for information seekers...

• The guide shows the dimensions required for deck, floor, and roof beams as well as rafters in different situations according to BKR, and timber consumption for items like tongue and groove wood, cladding panels, and battens.

• consists of 48 pages in A6 format.

Order the guide at www.skogsindustrierna.org or via fax 08-762 79 90 or email marie.asell@skogsindustrierna.org

Price: 60 SEK excluding VAT and shipping

 

[Marta]

Ordered a copy today before I read your post, I hope it will come in handy, e.g., for the deck construction. I think it seems promising, well what can I say when I've just ordered it

 

[Pims]

The cheat sheet is also available for download at the following link:

http://www.skogsindustrierna.org/Li...ent.asp?archive=3&directory=749&document=9001

//Pims

 

[Mikael_L]

The cheat sheet is also available for download at the following link:

[link]

//Pims

Does it work for you?
When I download it, acrobat notifies that the file is damaged and cannot be repaired.
But maybe I have an older version of acrobat.

 

[anaitis]

Does it work for you? When I download it, acrobat reports that the file is damaged and cannot be repaired. But maybe I have too old a version of acrobat.

It worked perfectly to download it.

 

[Mats]

works fine here too

 

[Mikael_L]

Then it is probably because I have an old version of Acrobat!

I have version 5.0, but it's Acrobat, not Acrobat Reader, which is why I use this old one. I need to check if I can have both installed, in parallel.

 

[KnockOnWood]

I have to check if it’s possible to have both installed, in parallel.

There are no problems having, for example, Adobe Reader 8.1.2 and Acrobat 8 Professional installed at the same time.
By right-clicking, you can choose to open in the reader or in Professional.

Just make sure to uncheck "Free Google Toolbar (optional)" when you install the reader.
It's a ***** spyware!

//KoW

 

[Schwingen]

Hmm... Didn't think it could be downloaded, perfect. Thanks for the tip Pims!

 

[Mats]

if both are of reasonably the same version it works but v5 plus v8 on reader might be exciting but there are alternatives like foxit reader to resort to if necessary

 

[Yamma]

Then it's probably because I have an old version of Acrobat!

I have version 5.0, but it's Acrobat, not Acrobat Reader, so that's why I use this old one. I'll check if I can have both installed, in parallel.

I run Acrobat 7 in parallel with Reader 8.1 something and have the same issue. Right-click and save works just fine but never by just clicking the link... Strange but that's how it can be sometimes. Try it if you haven't already... //Yamma

 

[Mats]

To go off track a bit, adobe has some bugs in its installation tools that cause reader and large acrobat to overwrite files for each other, and if they are different versions, strange effects can occur.

 

[Johan Gunverth]

The file is in PDF 1.6 and therefore requires Acrobat 8 or later. For Windows users, the order in which the different Acrobat tools are installed matters. For Mac users, the correct version is built into the system.

 

[Mikael_L]

In my case, it hasn't been a version conflict causing the problem. I have simply only had acrobat5 (not reader) installed. Now I've just installed reader6, and apart from a warning box that everything might not display correctly, the quick guide works.

I suppose I will try installing ver 8 or maybe v7 later. But acroreader6 was available to me.

Does anyone know if it's possible to download acroreader 8 as a full installation file? That is, an installation package that can, for example, be put on a USB stick or burned to a disc to then install on a computer without a network?

 

[Mats]

yes it works. We have it like that at work