Info on windows program to display and print graphs on bloodglucose measurements in many different ways (samples present)

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Author: Jos Creusen
Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2000 00:00

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Hi,

my name is Jos Creusen and I have developed a Windows program, that can
display and print graphs from bloodglucose measurements in many different
ways. I get those measurements from my Accutrend meter, that I connect to my
computer through a cable from the manufacturer of that meter and software,
that goes along with it. These values I save in my database. My program can
import those values, but you can also input those values by the keyboard. To
give you an idea of this program, I have a homepage, on which I give a short
description of this program and show yoy some screenshots and samples of
those graphs. I developed it in the Dutch-language, because I'm  from the
Netherlands, but to reach more people, who could use it, I've translated it
into English. I'm not so happy with this translation, because some sentences
and terms are very clear in Dutch but translated in English they seem to
lost some clarity. So if someone would be interested to help me to correct
the text or terms on my homepage or in my program, I would be very pleased
to hear this from you by email. So let me know.

Surf to http://members.tripod.com/~JosCreusen/index.html (type this
exactly), you can see some information and samples of this program.

If you have a question or if you would help me, you can mail me at :
UtZefke@Chello.nl

Bye!

Re: Info on windows program to display and print graphs on bloodglucose measurements in many different ways (samples present)

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Author: Charly Coughran
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2000 00:00

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Jos Creusen wrote:

> my name is Jos Creusen and I have developed a Windows program, 

A very annoying site with many pop up advertisements.
There is a description of a program, but no information
on obtaining it.

-- 
Charly Coughran
ccoughran@DELETE_TO_RESPOND_UCSD.EDU

Re: Info on windows program to display and print graphs on bloodglucose measurements in many different ways (samples present)

#161

Author: Jos Creusen
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 00:00

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Hey Charly,

Too bad, that you can't see the meaning of that site, I'm developping this
program, it's almost done and I'm looking for any suggestions, remarks or
corrections on the text or the program. I'm also looking for people, that
could send me a file with readings from their meter, so I can try to convert
that file to my database, so they would be able to read their values into my
program. When I'm finished with adjusting and finetuning this program, I
will announce this in the various newsgroups and will make it available for
free!!!!!!

If you would be a little bit known on the internet you would know, that if
you use a free homepage from Tripod, you also get a popup screen from Tripod
for their advertisements. Because this all is my hobby, I don't have too
many dollars to spend for a site, that has no popup's! Besides, if one could
get a program like this for free, you should be very thankfull (you don't
want to know how much hours are spend in building it), besides that, you are
the only one, that could not see through those popups, all other reactions
were very positive, they also asked me when and how they could get my
program!

Sincerely,

Jos Creusen

"Charly Coughran" <ccoughranDELETE_TO_REPLY@UCSD.EDU> wrote in message
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>
>
> Jos Creusen wrote:
>
> > my name is Jos Creusen and I have developed a Windows program,
>
> A very annoying site with many pop up advertisements.
> There is a description of a program, but no information
> on obtaining it.
>
> --
> Charly Coughran
> ccoughran@DELETE_TO_RESPOND_UCSD.EDU

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