Hodgdon Load Data Website - New Format

[BuffCyclist]

Just went to the Hodgdon load data website and freaked out. It used to be a nice format where you could print out on a single page at 10pt font the list of ALL loads for a given cartridge. Now, you'd be lucky if you can get 2 loads on a single page.

Anyone else seen it yet? Am I the only one who feels like they no longer need their Rx glasses to read the website?

http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/

Example here: http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/data...5B%5D=IMR+4895

[Great-Kazoo]

I have copies of their previous format for 9mm, 45acp, 38/357 data for TG if you'd like a copy.

[trlcavscout]

I have copies of their previous format for 9mm, 45acp, 38/357 data for TG if you'd like a copy.

WHOA WHOA WHOA!!! You killed trees? We don't print stuff out anymore.

[BuffCyclist]

Thanks kazoo, but I don't use TG (only because I haven't seen it for sale).

It would be nice if the user had the option of selecting the new "recipe box print it out on a note card" format, or the old database style that makes getting lots of data at once easy.

[brutal]

Just went to the Hodgdon load data website and freaked out. It used to be a nice format where you could print out on a single page at 10pt font the list of ALL loads for a given cartridge. Now, you'd be lucky if you can get 2 loads on a single page.

Anyone else seen it yet? Am I the only one who feels like they no longer need their Rx glasses to read the website?

http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/

Example here: http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/data...5B%5D=IMR+4895

I selected three bullet weights and seven powders and got 35 loads.

Not sure what your link was about.

I actually like the new filters to select the powders I have, but easily copying/pasting them into Excel isn't working now. No matter, I pulled all the data I needed weeks ago.

[BuffCyclist]

brutal, my link was about the ginormous font and huge real estate that each load data takes up. It used to be the load data took up one line and it had columns for each variable, like an excel spreadsheet. Now you can't do that and you also have to scroll the page to see the full load data, which is inconvenient and frankly, unsafe in my opinion, since you could scroll, look away, then look back and look at the wrong data.

Guess I'm the only one that doesn't like the new format. Oh well.

[brutal]

brutal, my link was about the ginormous font and huge real estate that each load data takes up. It used to be the load data took up one line and it had columns for each variable, like an excel spreadsheet. Now you can't do that and you also have to scroll the page to see the full load data, which is inconvenient and frankly, unsafe in my opinion, since you could scroll, look away, then look back and look at the wrong data.

Guess I'm the only one that doesn't like the new format. Oh well.

Gotcha.

So you know if you click-scroll you can change the size of the browser screen fonts on the fly, and if you use print preview (at least in firefox) you can easily scale printouts?

FWIW, I put the data in a spreadsheet and then I can reference it, organize it and make notes, etc.

[Great-Kazoo]

WHOA WHOA WHOA!!! You killed trees? We don't print stuff out anymore.

Save the trees. What are you going to build your house out of , MEAT?

[crays]

Save the trees. What are you going to build your house out of , MEAT?

I was thinking about building a bacon shack, but deemed it unworthy. My luck, I would eat the roof, right before it rains...

[crays]

But...I'm still contemplating how much bacon I can integrate into my TG load data...