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Contact

Saturday 4th September
Yarnton, 10.00AM
Branch Practice

Thursday 9th September
Great Tew, 7.30PM
Surprise Practice

Saturday 11th September
North Hinksey, 10.00AM
Branch Practice

Monday 13th September
Bampton, 7.30PM
Branch Practice

Tuesday 14th September
Sunningwell, 7.30PM
Branch Practice

Thursday 16th September
Shiplake, 7.30PM
Advanced Practice

Saturday 18th September
Waltham St Lawrence, 7.30PM
Branch Practice

Saturday 18th September
Weston Turville, 7.00PM
Branch Practice

Java based bellringing software

In order to use the software avalable on these pages you may need to update your web browser to the latest version with a recent version of the Sun Microsystems Java plugin.

Current available software:

Anthony's method tool
Given the place notation of a method this applet will draw out the method for you. This should work on browsers with older versions of Java.
JComposer
This is the new Peal Composing Software. It requires a recent version of Java (1.3 or later) due to the features used to provide the Graphical User Interface. An extensive method library is provided to save you looking up the place notation of most commonly used method groups.

It is my intention that software available here should be freely accessible to all who have a web browser. However, if you have difficulties with any of this, or would prefer the JComposer tool to be provided on a CD with the appropriate Java plugin then please contact Anthony Cole to discuss your requirements. Obviously there will be a charge for the cost of the CD and postage.

If you have other Java software which you would like to contribute to this site then please contact Anthony Cole.