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Justin, if you have that DOS source code in something like C or Basic, I will be happy to rewrite it in directly executable Windows code. However, I think the conversion to a thoroughly "thought through" spreadsheet would significantly simplify the certifier's task.

Oscar, the DOS Measurement program, has been around for a long time. I have been using it since 1990. The program was written by Bob Baumel. I believe the original package included instructions. We'll need to ask Bob it he has the original source code. I like the DOS Measurement because it was carefully thought out, it's simple to use, and cannot be broken or accidentally modified.

It is possible to create a similar program in another, more modern, programming language. I believe the spreadsheet would be a good place for experimenting, but, ultimately, should be coded as stand-alone application that can be used on a desktop computer as well as mobile devices.

Thank you. -- Justin

3/1/178:06 AM

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