Old archive available

[philpem]

I have an old archive of Lee's website on www.philpem.me.uk - please feel free to add it.

If the zip file containing all the pages isn't there, feel free to drop me an email and I'll send it along.

[philpem]

I should have read the readme more closely, sorry!
If you need the capture date, I can have a look on the machine it was saved on. I think it would have been in the early 2000s, probably around 2004.

I also have some files Lee had in the "temp" directory on his website, but those are probably only of use to me - they're a design for an isolated DC-AC converter for driving CRT filaments.

[mnaberez]

I have an old archive of Lee's website on www.philpem.me.uk - please feel free to add it.

Thank you for making this capture and publishing it!

Well over one hundred files in the final output come from your capture.

If you need the capture date, I can have a look on the machine it was saved on. I think it would have been in the early 2000s, probably around 2004.

The exact date would be nice but it is not critical. I've taken the latest date from the "Last updated at:" lines in the files, which should suffice.

I also have some files Lee had in the "temp" directory on his website, but those are probably only of use to me - they're a design for an isolated DC-AC converter for driving CRT filaments.

It would be great if you could send these files. You can attach them to the issue, submit a pull request, send a link to them, etc. (whatever is easiest). We don't currently have anything from the temp directory. There was only file across all the captures (themotionstore.com/20150212133454/leeedavison/temp/c64run.png) and it is corrupt. Since we don't know where those temp files were used (e.g. maybe linked from forum posts), I will add them.