Philips Technical Review and index

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Includes a list of ~1900 individual download urls you can put into your favourite download manager.

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[AlfBaz]

Just finished downloading all 1948 pdf files spanning from 1936 to 1988. What an eclectic mix of articles!

Was just thinking an index for all these articles would be good. Searched for this thread to thank you again and I forgot that you posted index files as well

[LaserSteve]

Thanks Again,

Wonderful reading...

Steve

[cat87]

Thanks. This is awesome.

I visited the Philips Museum in Eindhoven a couple of weeks ago. The guys at Philips really were doing some cutting-edge stuff back in the day. This is another confirmation 

[Bill_at_PEARL]

Hello:
About mid-May 2019 I visited this link http://www.extra.research.philips.com/hera/people/aarts/_Philips%20Bound%20Archive/ and pulled down a couple of items and going back on June 1st found the archive no longer there. I dug all over Philips, finally going to the WayBack where it says it's a blocked URL.
If you could provide me with a link to your downloads, if there is one, or if you could provide the lot on a DVD (for which I'll pay) I'd host of my site www.pearl-hifi.com where >10,000 documents are available.
Thank you
Bill

[Bill_at_PEARL]

With thanks for the off-list help, I now have the lot upped here: https://www.pearl-hifi.com/06_Lit_Archive/02_PEARL_Arch/Vol_16/Sec_53/Philips_Tech_Review/ with the index reworked and at the very bottom of the directory listing. Over the next while I'll OCR the lot, re-up, and advise.

There were several other directories, now vanished, that contained the full issues and the supplement issues all complete with covers etc. Did anyone score those ? ?

Finally for the moment: is there a way to crater that yappy string of stupid emoticons that live atop of the message composition box; bloody distracting nonsense that reminds me of all those 1973 web pages we love to hate

Best,
Bill