| goodies @
cufconline |
| cufc wallpaper |
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Keep in touch with the Cumbrians during the 2000-01 season with this new wallpaper file for Windows 95/98 that gives you instant access to all the league fixtures for the coming season from your PC desktop. Now you'll never have an excuse for not knowing who we're playing! |
| how to install
your 2000-01 season fixtures wallpaper (windows 95/98/NT) |
2000-01 season fixtures wallpaper (800 x 600 resolution)
- Download your
wallpaper by clicking here
- When you have your
wallpaper file (fixtures.zip - 314K) downloaded, you
need to run Winzip or any other zip-compatible
program capable of decompressing zip files. If
you don't have Winzip installed on your computer,
you can get it by clicking here.
- Decompress the file
contained in the zip archive to your Windows
directory, usually C:\WINDOWS
- Click on
"Start", "Settings",
"Control Panel" and "Display"
- Select
"Background"
- In the
"Wallpaper" section, scroll down the
list of selected pictures until you see
"fixtures". Click this to make it the
selected wallpaper.
- Make sure the
"Display" option is set to tiled and
then click "Apply" to change your
wallpaper setting
- You now have all of the
fixtures on your desktop - enjoy
!
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| cufc wallpaper |
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As a
celebration of United's great escape of May 8 1999 and
Jimmy Glass's amazing goal, I have created a special
souvenir of the great day, with a big photo of the magic
moment and the names of all the fans who submitted their
entries to the 'I was there' souvenir provided by the
News & Star via this site. Download and you'll have a
permanent reminder of the 'Great Escape' ! |
| how to install
your 'i was there' souvenir wallpaper (windows 95/98/NT) |
'I was there' souvenir
wallpaper (800 x 600 resolution)
- Download your
wallpaper by clicking here
- When you have your
wallpaper file (iwasthere.zip - 553K) downloaded, you
need to run Winzip or any other zip-compatible
program capable of decompressing zip files. If
you don't have Winzip installed on your computer,
you can get it by clicking here.
- Decompress the file
contained in the zip archive to your Windows
directory, usually C:\WINDOWS
- Click on
"Start", "Settings",
"Control Panel" and "Display"
- Select
"Background"
- In the
"Wallpaper" section, scroll down the
list of selected pictures until you see
"iwasthere". Click this to make it the
selected wallpaper.
- Make sure the
"Display" option is set to tiled and
then click "Apply" to change your
wallpaper setting
- You now have a
souvenir of the great day on your desktop - enjoy
!
Re-live
the Great Escape! (Radio 5 Live broadcast)
Download Now
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| how to install
your cufc wallpaper (windows 95/98/NT) |
Carlisle United Online
wallpaper (800 x 600 resolution)
- Download your
wallpaper by clicking here
- When you have your
wallpaper file (cufcwallpaper.zip - 1.26 MB) downloaded,
you need to run Winzip or any other
zip-compatible program capable of decompressing
zip files. If you don't have Winzip installed on
your computer, you can get it by clicking here.
- Decompress the file
contained in the zip archive to your Windows
directory, usually C:\WINDOWS
- Click on
"Start", "Settings",
"Control Panel" and "Display"
- Select
"Background"
- In the
"Wallpaper" section, scroll down the
list of selected pictures until you see
"cufconline". Click this to make it the
selected wallpaper.
- Make sure the
"Display" option is set to tiled and
then click "Apply" to change your
wallpaper setting
- You now have
Brunton Park on your desktop - enjoy!
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| div three fixtures & tables
spreadsheet |
| This is an Excel spreadsheet (version 95
or later required) that has all the dates of Division 3
games for the 1999/2000 season and a table that will
re-calculate league position and standings as results are
entered. Acknowledgements to Chris McFarlane for getting
hold of it and Michael Wray who is the author. |
| how to install
the spreadsheet (excel 95 or later) |
Division Three
spreadsheet
- Download the zipped
spreadsheet file by clicking here
- When you have the
spreadsheet file (Div3.2.zip) downloaded, you
need to run Winzip or any other zip-compatible
program capable of decompressing zip files. If
you don't have Winzip installed on your computer,
you can get it by clicking here.
- Decompress the file
contained in the zip archive to a suitable
directory on your hard disk
- Open up Windows
Explorer
- Navigate to the
directory where you saved the file in step 3
- Double-click the
file name (Div3a.xls)
- Excel should start
and your spreadsheet will be loaded
- Now you can fill in
the results as they happen and the table will
update
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