Software and Documentation Wanted

[Ronster7]

I am looking for the documentation/manual for Racecom's Analog 32 software.
I continue to seek the manual (not the quick-start guide) that accompanied Dan Serra's The Professional Handicapper.
Finally, I'd also like to hear from anyone who owns Racecom's Forecast software.
Thanks to all!
Ron

[PaceAdvantage]

Haven't heard that name in years. Brings back fond memories of the early days (where many people had some not-so-fond memories of Racecom).

[Ronster7]

You're not the only one with those kinds of memories! Nevertheless...thanks for jumping in...

[kingfin66]

If I recall correctly, the Professional Handicapper was sold through Post Time Daily. You might contact them to see if they have a pdf version of the manual that they can send you. You never know.

Good luck.

[Ronster7]

Thank You Kingfin for the suggestion, but Mike Pizzola tells me he has nothing related to The Professional Handicapper to offer. I appreciate the thought.
Ron

[hyipro]

Have you tried the way back machine ??

[Ronster7]

LOL...I probably need the way way way back machine...

[Dave Schwartz]

Have you tried the way back machine ??


:ThmbUp::ThmbUp:

Ronster,

You do realize that he is serious, right?


Dave

[Ronster7]

I do now! I wonder...is he Mr. Peabody or Sherman?

[headhawg]

This is what they are talking about Ronster: Wayback Machine (https://web.archive.org/)

[Ronster7]

Thank you Headhawg...I am about to take a trip...

[hyipro]

https://web.archive.org/web/*/Dan%20Serra%20racing

[Ronster7]

Thanks hyipro!...I am off to the San Diego County Fair (I know, where are my priorities) but look forward to clicking away on that link when I return...what an education this has been. Will let you know what I find!
Ronster