CSCC May 2022 Newsletter

[CSCC]

The latest CSCC Newsletter has now been published and can be viewed online here: https://mailchi.mp/10e2ee2242a7/cscc-newsletter-agm-may-2022?e=56ebcd666f

In this issue:
- Details for upcoming AGM.
- Access News:

• Compton Martin Ochre Mine
• Fairy Cave Quarry
• Cow Hole
• Waterwheel Swallet
• Loxton Cave
• Cave break-ins
• Cave Access Information Plates

- Election Statements:

• Graham Price - Standing again for C&A officer
• Wayne Starsmore - Standing for C&A officer

- Officer's Reports for AGM.
- CSCC Diary.
- A Vision for Underground Access in the South of England.
- Draft CSCC Meeting Strategy

If you haven't received this by email but should have done, or would like to, please drop us a message.

 

[maxb727]

Had a quick read through but I couldn’t find a way to zoom in/out on a mobile and this made it hard to read fully.

 

[JoshW]

Had a quick read through but I couldn’t find a way to zoom in/out on a mobile and this made it hard to read fully.

Raised this last time, and I think Pete said he was gonna look into it, but is obvs a volunteer so understandable if he’s not got round to it.

If you’re on iPhone I found if you go horizontal and press the two capital As next to the address bar and set it to 50% you can read it full width.

Some good things in there if you can read it!

 

[snebbit]

I've converted the page to a PDF and attached it here for anyone struggling to read the above version on mobile. I'm absolutely unaffiliated, just trying to be useful 😉

 

[PeteHall]

Raised this last time, and I think Pete said he was gonna look into it, but is obvs a volunteer so understandable if he’s not got round to it.

If you’re on iPhone I found if you go horizontal and press the two capital As next to the address bar and set it to 50% you can read it full width.

Some good things in there if you can read it!

Sorry this isn't something I've been able to sort yet. The email version seems to work much better on a mobile. There is also a way to convert it to a proper web-page, but it's quite time consuming and I've not got around to it yet.

I've converted the page to a PDF and attached it here for anyone struggling to read the above version on mobile. I'm absolutely unaffiliated, just trying to be useful 😉

Thanks snebbit!

 

[JohnMCooper]

I've converted the page to a PDF and attached it here for anyone struggling to read the above version on mobile. I'm absolutely unaffiliated, just trying to be useful 😉

I found the pdf lost the right hand part of the page when viewed in Acrobat Reader but displayed OK when I chose to view in in my browser.

 

[JohnMCooper]

Today I was asked for a pdf version that would work with Acrobat reader so used https://www.sejda.com/html-to-pdf to create the attached. It displays fine in Acrobat Reader but does give a warning message on opening that "The dimensions of this page are out-of-range. Page content might be truncated." However looks OK to me. Any techs out there can explain why this one works but the earlier one didn't?