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Coles and Woolies both stock junket tablets here.

Hear hear!! Two great days; thanks to all concerned.

It'll be money very well spent I think!!

We've used mild steel bolts from hardware shops.
Also, I just read on a forum that cutting up and bundling lengths of coat hanger wire works as an iron core.

We use Vernier LabQuest also...great little machines that go and go and tech support second to none.

I have the app on my phone and it's very handy!!

Hi Marg, We use an app on our iPads and it works well (no lugging the CRO around either!). Here is the link. There is another add on Signal generator app that needs to be purchased to allow it to produce sounds of a certain frequency. https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/signalscope/id284781777?mt=8 Chee...

Thanks indeed!

Is there a new CSIS package??!

Couldn't agree more....it was great!
Thanks so much to the organisers.
Cheers

I don't let them out of the classroom any more....too many swabs of dirt etc!
Now they swab keyboards,light switches, handrails etc. and we always get good plates. Sub-culturing is forbidden.

Sue are the problems within the DEC or Chemwatch?
I've had FXX for some time and it's a thorough-going pain in the b*m to use!

I looked into this and my insurance company (4 letters, starting with N) assure me that my comprehensive car insurance will not be invalidated if I'm driving doing school duties; as far as they're concerned it's part of my life and the people I spoke to were surprised at my question. I'm in a system...

Scoop out the "caviar" and bin it,then the solutions can go down the sink.

By a happy coincidence I found this file the other day when transferring stuff to my new computer!

No problems logging on here, but it's as slow as ever!

Yep, click on Live Help......they really go out of their way to help.
Chees

Why do both? The Chemwatch one should be enough, surely.
Liz

From Chemwatch...email them for information.
The DVD contains everything we need (and then some)and loads straight onto your computer.
I've checked, and all the info (SDS, labels etc) is the same as the web versions just a lot easier to use.
I think it's about $160 per year.

Hear hear!!!!
It's a nightmare to use, and the labels, when you can find them, are ugly (do they not have upper case at Chemwatch?).
I think I'll continue to use the CD (updated quarterly and waaaaay easier).
Cheers