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Start Your Farm Now - Sales, Marketing and Business Course
1. Entrepreneurship 101
The Reality of Starting & Running Your Own Business
Reason #1: Not Knowing What You Really Want
Reason #2: It Might Not Be a Fit Now
Reason #3: The Family Falls Apart
Reason #4: Running a "Business" That is Really a Hobby
Reason #5: Poor Enterprise Selection
Reason #6: Poor Market Selection
Reason #7: Not Charging Enough
Reason #8: Blow Up Financially
Reason #9: Failure to Keep Records and/or Actually Look at Them
Reason #10: Lack of Confidence
Reason #11: Failing to Acknowledge How Hard This Really Is
Reason #12: Not Taking This As Serious As You Need To
Reason #13: Not Realizing - This Is A Lifestyle
Reason #14: Focusing on Ideology, Not the Necessary Reality
Reason #15: Poor Execution
Reason #16: Poor Time Management
Reason #17: The 10x Problem
Reason #18: Obsessing on Specifics
Reason #19: Too Much D.I.Y.
Reason #20: Bad Business Partners
Reason #21: The Relationship Falls Apart
Reason #22: Life Gets In the Way
Reason #23: Fighting Reality - Failure to Pivot
Putting It All Together
2. Whole Life Context
Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Whole Life Context - What is it?
Lesson 3: An Overview of the Framework
Lesson 4: Where do you want to go?
Lesson 5: Where are you at now?
Lesson 6: Why do you want to go there?
Lesson 7: Is it just you doing this?
Lesson 8: What do you need to create a life like that?
Lesson 9: Putting It All Together
3. Financial Planning for the Entrepreneur
Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: What is Financial Planning?
Lesson 3: What is the Financial Function of the Business?
Lesson 4: Where Are You At Right Now in Terms of Savings?
Lesson 5: Where Are You At Right Now in Terms of Debt?
Lesson 6: What Are Your Current Living Expenses?
Lesson 7: What Is Your Current Monthly Income?
Lesson 8: Is It Enough or Not?
Lesson 9: How to Increase Savings
Lesson 10: Creating a Business Budget
Lesson 11: Planning for Profitability
Lesson 12: Now Make Your Decision Based on Numbers
Lesson 13: Managing Expectations by Setting Success Metrics
Lesson 14: Act For The Now, But Think Long Term
Lesson 15: Other Considerations
Lesson 16: Don't Blow Yourself Up Financially
Lesson 17: Putting It All Together
4. Market Analysis
Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Checking Out the Competition
Lesson 3: Potential Market Streams
Lesson 4: Competition is Good
Lesson 5: Your Existing Network
Lesson 6: Farm Marketing & Business Planning: Real World Proven Strategies
5. Enterprise Selection
Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Defining Your Farm
Lesson 3: Choosing an Enterprise - The Analysis
Lesson 4: Pros & Cons of Pastured Poultry
Lesson 5: Pros & Cons of Pigs
Lesson 6: Pros & Cons of Grassfed Beef
Lesson 7: Enterprise Math - Pastured Poultry
Lesson 8: Enterprise Math - Pork
Lesson 9: Enterprise Math - Grassfed Beef
Lesson 10: Enterprise Math - Potential Farm Profits
Lesson 11: Selecting a Butcher
6. Forming and Organizing Your Farm Business
Lesson 1: Introduction
Lesson 2: Why This Process is Important
Lesson 3: Hobby or Business?
Lesson 4: My Five Rules for Business Formation
Lesson 5: Formalizing Your Business: The Process
Lesson 6: FYB - Step 1: Know Your Local Laws
Lesson 7: FYB - Step 2: Create an Operating Agreement
Lesson 8: FYB - Step 3: Choosing a Business Structure
Lesson 9: FYB - Step 4: Obtaining Your Federal Tax ID
Lesson 10: FYB - Step 5: Maintaining Regulatory Compliance
Lesson 11: FYB - Step 6: Setup Your Business Bank Account
Lesson 12: FYB - Step 7: Accounting - Finding A CPA
Lesson 13: FYB - Step 8: Accounting - First Year To Do's
Lesson 14: FYB - Step 9: Software & Technology
Lesson 15: FYB - Step 10: Insurance Basics
Lesson 16: FYB - Step 11: Transactional Sales
Lesson 17: Other Considerations
Lesson 18: Putting It All Together
7. Branding
Lesson 1: Starting to Think About Your Farm Brand
Lesson 2: 3 Base Principles
Lesson 3: What Goes Into Branding?
Lesson 4: Where Does Branding Go - Websites
Lesson 5: Website & Email Capture
Lesson 6: Where Does Branding Go - Logos & Print Material
Lesson 7: Where Does Branding Go - Social Media & In Person
Lesson 8: Where to Go From Here?
8. Marketing
Lesson 1: What is Marketing?
Lesson 2: 3 Keys to Marketing
Lesson 3: What Are You Actually Selling?
Lesson 4: Understanding Your Customer
Lesson 5: Selling Through Your Story
9. You, Your Supporters and Your Doubters
Lesson 1: Introduction: Failure, Expectations and Emotions
Lesson 2: 8 Macro Lessons on Running A Business in Reality
Lesson 3: Failing is No Longer an Option
Lesson 4: 6 Problems You Will Probably Encounter & How to Deal with Them
Lesson 5: Building Multiple Forms of Capital
Lesson 6: The People In Your Life
10. Transitioning Considerations
Lesson 1: Keys to Success
Lesson 2: Expectations
Downloadable Guides
Choosing a Farmers' Market
Choosing a Butcher
Downloadable Spreadsheets
Broiler Cost Analysis
Recommended Resources
The Expert Series
Darby Simpson: Farm Marketing & Business Planning: Real World Proven Strategies
Greg Judy: Profitable Methods Used to Heal the Land With Mob Grazing
Greg Judy: The Economics for Leasing Land
Lesson 6: The People In Your Life
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A fracture is a broken bone. A bone may be completely fractured or partially fractured in any number of ways (crosswise, lengthwise, in multiple pieces).
Types of Fractures
Bones are rigid, but they do bend or "give" somewhat when an outside force is applied. However, if the force is too great, the bones will break, just as a plastic ruler breaks when it is bent too far.
The severity of a fracture usually depends on the force that caused the break. If the bone's breaking point has been exceeded only slightly, then the bone may crack rather than break all the way through. If the force is extreme, such as in an automobile crash or a gunshot, the bone may shatter.
If the bone breaks in such a way that bone fragments stick out through the skin, or a wound penetrates down to the broken bone, the fracture is called an "open" fracture. This type of fracture is particularly serious because once the skin is broken, infection in both the wound and the bone can occur.
Common types of fractures include:
- Stable fracture. The broken ends of the bone line up and are barely out of place.
Open, compound fracture. The skin may be pierced by the bone or by a blow that breaks the skin at the time of the fracture. The bone may or may not be visible in the wound. - Transverse fracture. This type of fracture has a horizontal fracture line.
Oblique fracture. This type of fracture has an angled pattern. - Comminuted fracture. In this type of fracture, the bone shatters into three or more pieces.
The most common causes of fractures are:
- Trauma. A fall, a motor vehicle accident, or a tackle during a football game can all result in fractures.
- Osteoporosis. This disorder weakens bones and makes them more likely to break.
- Overuse. Repetitive motion can tire muscles and place more force on bone. This can result in stress fractures. Stress fractures are more common in athletes.
Many fractures are very painful and may prevent you from moving the injured area. Other common symptoms include:
- Swelling and tenderness around the injury
- Bruising
- Deformity — a limb may look "out of place" or a part of the bone may puncture through the skin
Doctor Examination
Your doctor will do a careful examination to assess your overall condition, as well as the extent of the injury. He or she will talk with you about how the injury occurred, your symptoms, and medical history.
The most common way to evaluate a fracture is with x-rays, which provide clear images of bone. Your doctor will likely use an x-ray to verify the diagnosis. X-rays can show whether a bone is intact or broken. They can also show the type of fracture and exactly where it is located within the bone.
All forms of treatment of broken bones follow one basic rule: the broken pieces must be put back into position and prevented from moving out of place until they are healed. In many cases, the doctor will restore parts of a broken bone back to the original position. The technical term for this process is "reduction."
Broken bone ends heal by "knitting" back together with new bone being formed around the edge of the broken parts.
Surgery is sometimes required to treat a fracture. The type of treatment required depends on the severity of the break, whether it is "open" or "closed," and the specific bone involved. For example, a broken bone in the spine (vertebra) is treated differently from a broken leg bone or a broken hip.
Doctors use a variety of treatments to treat fractures:
Cast Immobilization
A plaster or fiberglass cast is the most common type of fracture treatment because most broken bones can heal successfully once they have been repositioned and a cast has been applied to keep the broken ends in proper position while they heal.
Functional Cast or Brace
The cast or brace allows limited or "controlled" movement of nearby joints. This treatment is desirable for some, but not all, fractures.
Traction is usually used to align a bone or bones by a gentle, steady pulling action.
External Fixation
In this type of operation, metal pins or screws are placed into the broken bone above and below the fracture site. The pins or screws are connected to a metal bar outside the skin. This device is a stabilizing frame that holds the bones in the proper position while they heal.
In cases where the skin and other soft tissues around the fracture are badly damaged, an external fixator may be applied until surgery can be tolerated.
An external fixator applied to a broken thighbone.
Open Reduction and Internal Fixation
During this operation, the bone fragments are first repositioned (reduced) in their normal alignment and then held together with special screws or by attaching metal plates to the outer surface of the bone. The fragments may also be held together by inserting rods down through the marrow space in the center of the bone.
A specially designed metal rod, called an intramedullary nail, provides strong fixation for this thigh bone fracture.
The broken bones of the forearm are held in position by plates and screws while they heal.
Fractures take several weeks to several months to heal, depending on the extent of the injury and how well you follow your doctor's advice. Pain usually stops long before the fracture is solid enough to handle the stresses of normal activity.
Even after your cast or brace is removed, you may need to continue limiting your movement until the bone is solid enough for normal activity.
During your recovery, you will likely lose muscle strength in the injured area. Specific exercises will help you restore normal muscle strength, joint motion, and flexibility.
Proper diet and exercise may help in preventing some fractures. A diet rich in calcium and Vitamin D will promote bone strength. Weight-bearing exercise also helps keep bones strong.


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- Home
- Accommodation
- Things To Do
- Activities in Newquay
- Attractions
- Beaches
- Newquay Beaches Map
- Know Your Beach Flags
- A. Fistral Beach, Newquay
- B: The Harbour Beach, Newquay
- C: Towan Beach, Newquay
- D: Great Western Beach, Newquay
- E: Tolcarne Beach, Newquay
- F: Lusty Glaze Beach, Newquay
- G: Porth Beach, Newquay
- H: Whipsiderry Beach, Newquay
- I: Watergate Bay, Newquay
- J: Mawgan Porth, Newquay
- K: The Gannel Estuary, Newquay
- L: Crantock Beach, Newquay
- M: Polly Joke, Nr Newquay
- N: Holywell Bay, Nr Newquay
- O: Little Fistral, Newquay
- What's your favourite beach in Newquay?
- Entertainment
- Relax in Newquay
- Explore Cornwall
- Walks in Cornwall
- Eat & Drink
- Shops/Services
- Travel & Transport
- Moving to Newquay
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Mini Golf & The Bunker Cafe
Newquay's 18-hole mini golf course is fun for all visitors but it is particularly enjoyed by families. After a hard fought round there's not far to go to recharge your batteries with drinks, snacks and treats at The Bunker Cafe.
Trethiggey Holiday Park
Trethiggey is a beautiful park located right on the edge of Newquay and within easy reach of some of the best, golden surfing beaches in Europe. It is set in lovely countryside and is central to top attractions, including the Eden Project.
Treloy Touring Park
Treloy Touring Park offers families and couples a warm welcome to a beautiful part of Cornwall. Conveniently close to the busy town of Newquay and some amazing beaches, but tucked away from the crowds. Treloy is a family-run park catering for families and couples with touring caravans, tents and motor-homes, who are looking for an un-commercialised, well-equipped site.
Cornwall Finance and Investment Services Ltd
Cornwall Finance & Investment Services clients are individuals; we know that the only way we can advise you is by getting to know you.
The Kilbirnie Hotel
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, The Kilbirnie Hotel features an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, fully equipped fitness suite, and a secluded sun terrace.
Gentle Dental
Gentle Dental offer a warm welcome to our customers and work to a very high standard to achieve the best results in terms of patient care and outcomes.
Lane Theatre
A warm welcome awaits you at Lane Theatre, home to Newquay's multi-award winning Dramatic Society. Look forward to great performances - comedy or drama - from this first class troupe.
Piran Meadows Resort & Spa
If you are looking for a self catered holiday in Newquay at a 5 star holiday resort then look no further than Piran Meadows Resort & Spa
Bush Pepper
A fresh, quirky contemporary Australian restaurant using a mix of Australian and Cornwalls finest ingredients to produce an array of dishes
Trevornick Camping and Touring Park
One of the finest five-star campsites in Cornwall, Trevornick Camping and Touring Park boasts exceptional quality and service with a wealth of facilities including a heated swimming pool, golf course, fun park, fishing lake and a choice of shops, restaurants and bars.
Edgcliff Club
This private members social club is a great place to enjoy a game of pool, snooker or darts or just relax. All sports events are shown on large screen plasma TVs and live music is a regular feature. Non-members are welcomed.
Holiday Cottages
For over 25 years, holidaycottages.co.uk have been providing a first class service to holiday property owners and customers, helping people find their perfect cottage in popular holiday destinations in Cornwall and across the whole of the UK. Whether you're looking for a dog friendly cottage by the sea, farmhouse on the moors or an apartment in the city, we have something to suit all requirements and budgets.
Helpful Holidays
An award-winning business founded 36 years ago, we're based at the heart of the West Country. We have cottage across Cornwall just for you.
Hotel Bristol
Under the stewardship of the Young family, Hotel Bristol - a unique and privately owned hotel - has stood sentinel over the cliff tops of Newquay Bay since 1927. The present generation continues to provide an hospitable welcome.
Bertie O'Flannigan's
Bertie O'Flannigan's is Newquay liveliest Irish Pub with top DJ's, music videos, live bands, live sport and great pub food. Watch all the big games in HD shown on our large screens. Check out when your team is playing and come on down.
Newquay Property Centre
Newquay Property Centre is a fully independent estate agent established by Andrew Hopkinson in 1994. Andrew has over 25 years experience working in the estate agency business throughout Cornwall. Andrew's wife Deborah is a director of the company which also has a strong team of very experienced staff offering a wealth of local knowledge.
Cafe Cloud
Cafe with a vintage twist, just up from Newquay harbour. Lots of gluten free options. All day breakfast and lunch menus.
Fish Newquay – Mystique
Try your hand at deep sea wreck and reef fishing on Newquay's premier charter boat Mystique. Half or full day trips or private charters available and all experiences catered for. Rods, bait, tackle and tuition provided. 07974 021 796
Crantock Bay Holiday Apartments
Crantock Bay is a selection of 5 star luxury 2, 3 and 4 bedroomed self catering properties, all with glorious sea views of Crantock Bay and the coastline beyond.
Trewan Hall
Trewan Hall, a 17th century manor house, is located in the middle of Cornwall on the north coast between Newquay and Padstow, 10 minutes drive from the nearest sandy beach. It has been run as a campsite by the Hill Family for over 50 years.
Blue Reef Aquarium
From its base overlooking Towan Beach in the centre of Newquay, opposite the famous island, the Newquay Blue Reef Aquarium is a stunning visit.
Newquay Tretherras
Tretherras is proud to offer an exceptionally broad curriculum, individually tailored to each student's needs.
The Headland Spa
The Headland Spa is Cornwall's first Five Bubble rated spa with state of the art facilities in a fantastic location at The Headland Hotel overlooking Fistral Beach and the Atlantic Ocean.
White Acres – Parkdean – Newquay
Located only a short drive from Newquay, White Acres Holiday Park offers the best of both worlds. Stay on park and enjoy stunning scenery, amazing amenities and all round family fun. Or venture out to the many nearby beaches and attractions this area is renowned for... the choice is yours!
Carnmarth Hotel
Perfectly positioned, the Carnmarth Hotel enjoys breathtaking sea views over one of the UK's most iconic beaches combined with contemporary style, modern facilities, a friendly family welcome and stunning service.
Atlantic Hotel
Overlooking Towan, Great Western, Tolcarne, Lusty Glaze and Porth beach, the Atlantic Hotel provides one of the best viewpoints in Newquay to take in the rugged North Cornwall coastline.
Berties Nightclub
We could spend hours telling you how good Berties is but we think you'll enjoy seeing for yourself. Last Summers celebrity DJ's and acts have included ASTON (JLS), SCOTT MILLS, JUDGE JULES, DUKE DUMONT, B TRAITS, and TINCHY STRYDER. This summer it's going to even better, make sure to keep up to date with what's going on in Newquay.
Travelling by train to Newquay is a great way of escaping to the sea without having to find a parking space and by sitting back as you glide through the Cornish countryside before entering the haven of Newquay.
Beachside Cottage
The sea and beach views from this apartment are stunning, by far one of the best positioned apartments on Fistral Beach.
Stay In Cornwall
Stay In Cornwall offer a fantastic selection of self-catering cottages in Cornwall for holidays with all the family, weekend breaks with friends, last minute escapes, and cosy romantic getaways.
Riverside Holiday Park
This tranquil riverside park, surrounded by beautiful farmland, makes the perfect place to relax and enjoy your holiday. Yet it is close enough to central Newquay, its superb sandy beaches and cracking coastal walks.
Berties Lodge
If you're on a budget, Berties Lodge offers fun and affordable accommodation in central Newquay.
Cornwall Car Hire
With cars situated at Newquay Station and Newquay Airport car hire in Newquay and Cornwall has never been easier
The Headland Self Catering Cottages
Enjoy space, freedom and luxury service in your own 5-star home by the ocean. Your cottage will be a cosy space in a winter storm or cool respite on a sizzling summer's day.
Lewinnick Lodge and Restaurant
A world away from Newquay, yet just a short stroll to Fistral Beach, as locations go it doesn't get much better than this. A real hidden gem on the North Cornwall coast, Lewinnick Lodge boasts a stylish bar and restaurant that's long been a favorite with locals and those in the know. The addition of our designer bedrooms have transformed this chic secret spot into Newquay's first boutique lodge, brimming with understated elegance and cool allure.
Legacy Hotel Victoria
Hotel Victoria commands a stunning cliff top location, overlooking the golden sands of Great Western Beach, with the added bonus of having Newquay's shops, restaurants, bars and attractions on its doorstep.
Rumbles 2 – Printing and Embroidery
Rumbles 2 produce bespoke printed and embroidered clothing as well as covering all your merchandise needs.
SEO Newquay
If you are looking for an agency which can do Local SEO for your website, you have come to the right place.
Porth Sands Penthouse is a beautiful romantic beach apartment
With stunning views across the bay, there are Two bedrooms; a large open plan lounge, kitchen, diner; Two bathrooms; Surf store; Parking place. A touch of luxury awaits you in this gorgeous beach side apartment.
Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa
Fistral Beach Hotel and Spa in Newquay is a lifestyle boutique hotel with coastal chic by the bucket load. Recently revamped, the contemporary hotel in Cornwall has 71 luxury-laden rooms and suites, a stylish spa, a laid-back lounge bar and vibrant beachside restaurant.
Harry's is a quirky cafe above On The Rocks with spectacular sea views. we offer an informal relaxing space for great coffee, lunch and homemade cakes.
The Park at Mawgan Porth Self Catering
This award winning self-catering accommodation is nestled in 27-acres of stunning Cornish countryside, in a secluded valley just a short walk from the golden sands of Mawgan Porth Beach.
The Esplanade Hotel
A picturesque and contemporary hotel overlooking the world-famous Fistral Beach in Newquay, The Esplanade is a special place where the whole family can kick back and relax together - a stylish home from home! The hotel offers stunning views from inside and out - especially from the lounge where the dramatic seascapes spill in.
Sandy Lodge Hotel
The Sandy Lodge Hotel in Newquay is an excellent family run hotel based in Cornwall's premier resort. Situated close to the seafront of Newquay Bay, the hotel features en-suite bedrooms accompanied by excellent British Homemade Cuisine including our "All you can Eat" Full English Breakfast,.
Cornish Horizons Holiday Cottages
Cornish Horizons is one of Cornwall's leading VisitEngland accredited agencies representing some of the best holiday cottages throughout Cornwall. Choose from a collection of over 450 cottages in hotspot locations including Newquay, Watergate Bay, Mawgan Porth, Padstow, Looe, Newquay and Fowey.
Trevella Park
Trevella Park is an outstanding 5-star holiday park and campsite in Crantock, near Newquay on the north coast of Cornwall.
Why not take a bus to Newquay, or coach, and relax while admiring the wonderful scenery. Traveline, a partnership of transport operators and local authorities, can help you link to public transport information for your journey to Newquay and around Cornwall:
Paul Photography Newquay
Paul David Smith is a Newquay based professional photographer who offers a range of creative portraits
Sit back and relax as you fly into Newquay Cornwall Airport, just five miles outside of Newquay town centre, so you can start your holiday as soon as possible.
Trenance Executive Travel
As Cornwall's leading wedding car hire and luxury chauffeur- driven travel company, it's about so much more than getting you from A to B when you travel with us.
John Nicholls Funeral Service
At John Nicholls Funeral Service in Newquay and Perranporth we pride ourselves on our service and care given to those who are bereaved in their time of need.
Captain Jack's in Newquay
Captain Jack's is located in the heart of Newquay and offers a fantastic range of food and drink in a nautical themed restaurant. Locally sourced Cornish produce from Trevarthans in Penryn, line caught fish from the west coast and fresh fruit and vegetables from the surrounding area, Captain Jack's has top quality dishes.
Treviglas Community College
Treviglas is a community college situated right in the heart of Newquay, Cornwall.
White Acres Fishing & Angling
White Acres Holiday Park is located in 184 acres of beautiful rolling countryside. The idyllic location is perfectly suited for anglers & families to explore the beautiful Cornish countryside as well as having 13 coarse fishing lakes for customers to experience.
The Maharajah
Take a seat in one of our new conservatories - with magnificent sea views - and relax while our finest chefs create traditional Indian dishes, with distinct flavours of the East.
C-Bay at Crantock Bay
C-Bay Café/Bar/Bistro opened in October 2013 and sits with an unsurpassed view over Crantock Beach and the coastline beyond.
The Cornish Print Company
The Cornish Print Company, a friendly and versatile printer based in Newquay. Offering a comprehensive range of print products including letterheads, business cards, leaflets, brochures, posters, banners, flags and much more, all at very competitive prices.
Canine Cottages – Dog friendly cottages in Cornwall
At least one dog is welcome at all our Newquay holiday cottages, with some welcoming up to five, so the whole pack can join you under one roof for an unforgettable Cornish holiday. Dogs of all breeds and sizes are welcome, with plenty of features to ensure they feel at home, ranging from dog treats on arrival to spacious, enclosed gardens where they can enjoy a run-around safely and securely.
Coastline Travel
We are very pleased to be Cornwall Airport Newquay's ONLY Official Taxi Provider. Whether you are looking for an affordable airport transfer or discounted airport taxi prices you will always receive a professional, friendly service.
Surf Rider Train
Everyone enjoys a ride on Newquay's now famous road train. The flexible ticket and hop-on-hop-off service offers excellent value for money and allows you a full day's access to this fun form of alternative transport.
123 Taxis
123 Taxis Newquay has been established for over 25 Years. We are the largest Taxi company in Newquay with 14 vehicles, including 7/8 seater mini buses.
Beachcombers Apartments
Beachcombers is situated just two hundred yards from the fantastic Watergate Bay. Offering year round accommodation with patio or balcony and many with sea views.
Aspects Holidays
Local, Friendly Holiday Coordinators. We love where we live and we love what we do, so whether you are looking for a family friendly holiday, a dog friendly cottage or a hideaway for two, we know our way round and are here to help. Self catering holiday cottages in Cornwall.
Newquay Zoo
Take a walk on the wild side at Newquay's award-winning zoo. Saunter through the African Savanna, wander along the Madagascan Walkthrough and step inside a steamy Tropical House to meet creatures great and small.
Newquay Holiday Rentals
We are a small local family run business. With twenty five properties available, we can offer a very good service backed up with excellent local knowledge. We have been running over several years here in Newquay. We can offer a full range of accommodation from one bedroom apartments to a luxurious water front five bedroom beach house.
Ooh la la Beauté at Hotel Victoria
Let our qualified therapists treat your mind, body and soul so you are left feeling rejuvenated and looking radiant. Relax in our calming room while experiencing one of our wonderful massages or benefit from a healthy year round glow with our tanning, spa, health and beauty treatments.
Trencreek Holiday Park
Trencreek Holiday Park is an attractive four star park that has been owned and run by the Hautot family for over 60 years. It is situated in the Cornish village of Trencreek, just one mile from Newquay town centre with its beautiful scenic beaches and rugged Cornish coastline.
Pentire Hotel
Perched high on Newquay's stunning Pentire Headland, the Pentire Hotel sits between the famous Fistral Beach and the Gannel Estuary. Only 5 minutes from Newquay town centre, we also have the South West coast path right on our doorstep which boasts some spectacular walks. Whether you are looking for a relaxing holiday by the beach or a short break away in a beautiful location, our hotel is perfect for you.
Andrew Henwood – Funeral Director
Andrew Henwood Funeral Director of Newquay has been providing caring services to the local community for generations.
Web Design Newquay
We are proud to say that we are developing and maintaining websites of more than 200 customers in the UK.
Hotel California
Overlooking a picturesque sea inlet, the Hotel California is just a 5-minute walk from Newquay's popular Fistral Beach, set in an unrivalled location for a relaxing (or energetic!) last minute short break or holiday.
The Plume of Feathers
Eat, drink and sleep in a charming 16th century inn that stands equidistant between the north and south coasts of Cornwall. A historic location where John Wesley once preached and Walter Raleigh was once MP, The Plume of Feathers, Mitchell, is a long-standing family business that has been thoughtfully renovated into a country pub and B&B in Cornwall.
Camel Creek Adventure Park
Nestled in 111 acres of Cornish countryside, Camel Creek Adventure Park is a haven of family-friendly rides, giant play areas and animal encounters. Camel Creek Adventure Park is a vibrant and welcoming visitor destination year-round, uniquely interpreting the legends of the area and famous for delivering great adventures and days out for the whole family. The Park opens in February up to early November, with annual activities reflecting the seasons.
Big Domain – collection of group accommodation
Each property has been personally inspected and carefully chosen by an experienced team of property specialists, ensuring they are great places for families and groups of friends to gather together.
Crantock Beach – Parkdean
Located just outside the charming village of Crantock and overlooking the beach, it is perfect for those seeking a quiet, relaxing escape away from it all. Why not take the ferry from Crantock over the River Gannel to visit the attractions at Newquay?
Self Cater Cornwall
Self Cater Cornwall has a wide selection of self catering holiday accommodation across Cornwall so you can choose your perfect holiday location and property type.
The Fish House Fistral
Paul Harwood's Fish House is a new restaurant in Newquay located on Fistral Beach a stones throw from the sea. The inspiration for our food comes straight from the sea, using locally caught fish and shell fish caught straight from Newquay harbour.
Rhino Car Hire
Rhino Car Hire offer discounted car hire rates throughout the UK including Newquay Airport. Search for the best deal on car hire with Rhinocarhire.com.
Sun Haven Valley Holiday Park
Sun Haven Valley Holiday Park is a small family-owned holiday park in nearby Mawgan Porth. Set in the sublime Vale of Lanherne, Sun Haven offers the best of both worlds with spectacular views of the glorious Cornish countryside, only a 15 mins woodland walk from the sandy beachfront of Mawgan Porth Bay.
The Headland Hotel
Behind the dramatic red brick facade, the Victorian grandeur continues, welcoming guests and non residents into a relaxed home from home, complete with roaring fires, comfy sofas, contented dogs, an excellent dining experience and panoramic views.
Newquay Holiday Park – Parkdean
In a prime location on Cornwall's west coast, Newquay Holiday Park is perfect for exploring some of the finest beaches in the UK. Based only 3 miles from the numerous attractions of Newquay town centre, and 6 miles from Mawgan Porth beach.
Trenance Holiday Park
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Newquay Sea Safaris & Fishing
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Holywell Bay Golf Club
Visitors are always made welcome at Newquay's Holywell Bay Golf Club and with two 18-hole courses there's something for all level of golfers. Situated on the North Cornwall coastline, Holywell Bay Golf Club offers first class fairways and coastal views overlooking the National Trust protected beach at Holywell Bay.
Porth Beach Tourist Park
Ideal for families Porth Beach is situated a mere 100 metres from one of Newquay's best known and loved family beach's, a perfect combination of golden sand, pebble filled stream, sandy shoreline, rock-pools and surf!
Treworgans Holiday Park
Treworgans is a small family run Newquay holiday park, we cater for families and couples only and provide peaceful and relaxing caravan holidays in Cornwall.
Newperran Resort
Ideally located between Newquay and Perranporth, Newperran Holiday Park specialise in caravan holidays and touring.
Porth Lodge Ten Pin Bowling
If you've never tried ten pin bowling, or wish to recapture a fun activity from your youth, get along to Porth Lodge Hotel to test your skills on their four computerised bowling lanes. Pool tables, snacks and bar meals available.
Newquay Riding Centre
For beach and coastal riding try Newquay's long-established stables at Trenance. Hourly rides for novice/nervous riders accompanied by friendly, competent staff and longer treks, too. Group rates available.
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Cornwall Zorbing Park
Try out Cornwall's ultimate adrenaline rush near Newquay for the perfect all-weather day out!
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Senor Dicks Mexican Restaurant
This unique venue was established over ten years ago in the heart of Newquay, and is now Cornwall's premiere Mexican restaurant and is highly regarded as the local's choice. We offer a huge range of tantalising Mexican food as well as a range of vegetarian dishes.
Extreme Academy – Watergate Bay
One of Britain's leading venues for watersport tuition and hire, with a two-mile beach as your playground. The Extreme Academy at Watergate Bay also plays host to a year-round calendar of sporting events. The Extreme Academy is a specialist school for surfing, bodyboarding, kitesurfing, waveski, hand planing and stand-up paddlesurf, along with technical equipment hire.
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Newquay's bus services are an ideal opportunity to get to, around and from Newquay town centre. Leave your car at your Newquay holiday accommodation and step on to a bus to get around without the hassle of parking - and then trying to find the car again!
Newquay Bay Resort
Newquay Bay Resort is a family friendly park hidden deep in the valleys of Porth, just two miles of Newquay town centre and only a ten / twenty minutes' walk from the gorgeous Cornish beaches of Porth, Whipsiderry and Watergate Bay.
Crantock Bay Spa
Crantock Bay Spa is located on the end of West Pentire Headland, overlooking Crantock Beach and the coastline beyond. The ethical and award-winning Made for Life Organics are hand blended here in Cornwall. They mirror our ethos – to respect and protect our natural surroundings and keep our oceans clean.
Oasis Fun Pool – Hendra Holiday Park
Oasis Fun Pools in Newquay is the ideal attraction for the whole family whatever the weather! With its amazing indoor and outdoor pools you will have fabulous fun.
Images Photography
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The Bishops' CEVA Primary School
Our vision is to create a welcoming and ambitious school with a Christian ethos where everyone is respected and inspired to be successful.
BEST WESTERN Porth Veor Manor
Porth Veor Manor Hotel is situated on the north Cornwall coast overlooking Porth beach just one mile from Newquay. The wonderful location not only has fantastic views overlooking Porth Beach but is only 1 mile from the cosmopolitan centre of Newquay. The hotel which is one of the newest members to the BEST WESTERN group and continues to give high standards of 3-star accommodation. Recently recognised by the award of a Silver accolade.
Beachcomber Restaurant at Sands Resort Hotel
The family friendly Beachcomber Restaurant is based at Sands Resort Hotel in Porth, between Newquay and Watergate Bay. Sit back and enjoy Mediterranean inspired dishes, traditional English cuisine and an extensive wine list. Some of our tables enjoy stunning sea views too.
Sykes Holiday Cottages
We are the leading UK holiday cottage booking company and are committed to giving all of our customers an unforgettable holiday experience. With a large range of hand-picked properties to choose from in Newquay and beyond, your perfect place awaits.
Cornwall Aviation Heritage Centre
Come and see our wonderful collection of classic aircraft. Only ten minutes from Newquay next to RAF St Mawgan. Sit in the cockpits of our iconic jet fighters. With indoor and outdoor exhibits, 1950s style café, gift shop and picnic area. A really good day out for all ages.
Holywell Bay – Parkdean
Nestled in the Ellenglaze Valley, Holywell Bay Holiday Park offers the natural wonder of the Gull Rocks standing proud on the beautiful sandy beach. Located only a short drive from the delights of Newquay and the popular seaside village of Perranporth.
The Beach House Apartments
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Heron Tennis Centre
Heron Tennis is the Newquay Tennis Club and Tennis Cornwall County Centre, neslted in the busy Trenance Park with a wide range of training and facilities for the novice to the extreme tennis enthusiast.
Newquay Trampoline Park and Play Park
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Dairyland Farmworld
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clogin(1) General Commands Manual clogin(1)
clogin - Cisco login script
clogin [-autoenable] [-noenable] [-dhiSV] [-m|M] [-c command] [-E var=x] [-e enable-password] [-f cloginrc-file] [-p user-password] [-s script-file] [-t timeout] [-u username] [-v vty-password] [-w enable-username] [-x command-file] [-y ssh_cypher_type] router [router...]
clogin is an expect(1) script to automate the process of logging into a Cisco router, Catalyst switch, Arista switch, Extreme switch, Juniper ERX/E-series, or Redback router. There are complementary scripts for A10, Alteon, Avocent (Cyclades), Bay Networks (nortel), Brocade, Cisco Small Business devices, ADC-kentrox EZ-T3 mux, Fortinet firewalls, Foundry, Cisco Firepower, HP Procurve switches and Cisco AGMs, Hitachi routers, Juniper Networks, MRV optical switch, Mikrotik routers, Netscreen firewalls, Nokia (Alcatel-Lucent), Netscaler, Riverbed Steelhead, Riverstone, Netopia, Cisco WLCs, Extreme devices and Xirrus arrays or Arrcus routers, named a10login, alogin, avologin, blogin, brlogin, csblogin, elogin, flogin, fnlogin, fxlogin, hlogin, htlogin, jlogin, mrvlogin, mtlogin, nlogin, noklogin, nslogin, rblogin, rivlogin, tlogin, wlogin, xlogin, and xilogin, respectively. Lastly, plogin is a poly-login script using the router.db(5) files of rancid groups and the rancid.types.base(5) and rancid.types.conf(5) files to determine which login script to execute for the device type of the given device. clogin reads the .cloginrc file for its configuration, then connects and logs into each of the routers specified on the command line in the order listed. Command-line options exist to override some of the directives found in the .cloginrc configuration file. The command-line options are as follows: -S Save the configuration on exit, if the device prompts at logout time. This only has affect when used with -c. -V Prints package name and version strings. -c Command to be run on each router list on the command-line. Multiple commands maybe listed by separating them with semi- colons (;). The argument should be quoted to avoid shell expansion. -d Enable expect debugging. -E Specifies a variable to pass through to scripts (-s). For example, the command-line option -Efoo=bar will produce a global variable by the name Efoo with the initial value "bar". -e Specify a password to be supplied when gaining enable privileges on the router(s). Also see the password directive of the .cloginrc file. -f Specifies an alternate configuration file. The default is $HOME/.cloginrc. -h Display usage line and exit. -i Enter interactive mode after processing -[cx] options. -[mM] Display .cloginrc information for matching lines; either the first match (-m) or all matches (-M), then exit. The display format is: look-up variable:filename:line number: glob -p Specifies a password associated with the user specified by the -u option, user directive of the .cloginrc file, or the Unix username of the user. -s The filename of an expect(1) script which will be sourced after the login is successful and is expected to return control to clogin, with the connection to the router intact, when it is done. Note that clogin disables log_user of expect(1)when -s is used. Example script(s) can be found in share/rancid/*.exp. -t Alters the timeout interval; the period that clogin waits for an individual command to return a prompt or the login process to produce a prompt or failure. The argument is in seconds. -u Specifies the username used when prompted. The command-line option overrides any user directive found in .cloginrc. The default is the current Unix username. -v Specifies a vty password, that which is prompted for upon connection to the router. This overrides the vty password of the .cloginrc file's password directive. -w Specifies the username used if prompted when gaining enable privileges. The command-line option overrides any user or enauser directives found in .cloginrc. The default is the current Unix username. -x Similar to the -c option; -x specifies a file with commands to run on each of the routers. The commands must not expect additional input, such as 'copy rcp startup-config' does. For example: show version show logging -y Specifies the encryption algorithm for use with the ssh(1) -c option. The default encryption type is often not supported. See the ssh(1) man page for details. The default is 3des.
If the login script fails for any of the devices on the command-line, the exit value of the script will be non-zero and the value will be the number of failures.
clogin recognizes the following environment variables. CISCO_USER Overrides the user directive found in the .cloginrc file, but may be overridden by the -u option. CLOGIN clogin will not change the banner on your xterm window if this includes the character 'x'. CLOGINRC Specifies an alternative location for the .cloginrc file, like the -f option. HOME Normally set by login(1) to the user's home directory, HOME is used by clogin to locate the .cloginrc configuration file.
$HOME/.cloginrc Configuration file.
cloginrc(5), expect(1)
clogin expects CatOS devices to have a prompt which includes a '>', such as "router> (enable)". It uses this to determine, for example, whether the command to disable the pager is "set length 0" or "term length 0". The HP Procurve switches that are Foundry OEMs use flogin, not hlogin. The -S option is a recent addition, it may not be supported in all of the login scripts or for every target device.
Do not use greater than (>) or pound sign (#) in device banners or hostnames or prompts. These are the normal terminating characters of device prompts and the login scripts need to locate the initial prompt. Afterward, the full prompt is collected and makes a more precise match so that the scripts know when the device is ready for the next command. All these login scripts for separate devices should be rolled into one. This goal is exceedingly difficult. The HP Procurve switch, Motorola BSR, and Cisco AGM CLIs rely heavily upon terminal escape codes for cursor/screen manipulation and assumes a vt100 terminal type. They do not provide a way to set a different terminal type or adjust this behavior. The resulting escape codes make automating interaction with these devices very difficult or impossible. Thus bin/hpuifilter, which must be found in the user's PATH, is used by hlogin to filter these escape sequences. While this works for rancid's collection, there are side effects for interactive logins via hlogin; most of which are formatting annoyances that may be remedied by typing CTRL-R to reprint the current line. WARNING: repeated ssh login failures to HP Procurves cause the switch's management interface to lock-up (this includes snmp, ping) and sometimes it will crash. This is with the latest firmware; 5.33 at the time of this writing. 5 May 2020 clogin(1)


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Oh hey there! If you're here, it must be time for Wordle. As always, we're serving up our daily hints and tips to help you figure out today's answer.
If you just want to be told today's word, you can jump to the bottom of this article for May 5's Wordle solution revealed. But if you'd rather solve it yourself, keep reading for some clues, tips, and strategies to assist you.
Where did Wordle come from?Originally created by engineer Josh Wardle as a gift for his partner, Wordle rapidly spread to become an international phenomenon, with thousands of people around the globe playing every day. Alternate Wordle versions created by fans also sprang up, including battle royale Squabble, music identification game Heardle, and variations like Dordle and Quordle that make you guess multiple words at once.
Wordle eventually became so popular that it was purchased by the New York Times, and TikTok creators even livestream themselves playing.
Not the day you're after? Here's the solution to yesterday's Wordle.
What's the best Wordle starting word?The best Wordle starting word is the one that speaks to you. But if you prefer to be strategic in your approach, we have a few ideas to help you pick a word that might help you find the solution faster. One tip is to select a word that includes at least two different vowels, plus some common consonants like S, T, R, or N.
What happened to the Wordle archive?The entire archive of past Wordle puzzles used to be available for anyone to enjoy whenever they felt like it. Unfortunately, it has since been taken down, with the website's creator stating it was done at the request of the New York Times.
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Is Wordle getting harder?It might feel like Wordle is getting harder, but it actually isn't any more difficult than when it first began. You can turn on Wordle's Hard Mode if you're after more of a challenge, though.
Here's a subtle hint for today's Wordle answer:Art for your car.
Does today's Wordle answer have a double letter?There are no letters that appear twice.
Today's Wordle is a 5-letter word that starts with…Today's Wordle starts with the letter D.
The Wordle answer today is…Get your last guesses in now, because it's your final chance to solve today's Wordle before we reveal the solution.
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Don't feel down if you didn't manage to guess it this time. There will be a new Wordle for you to stretch your brain with tomorrow, and we'll be back again to guide you with more helpful hints.
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Two Missouri farmers have been infected with a brand-new tick-borne virus that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is calling the Heartland virus.
The men recovered but suffered serious illness that required hospital care and weeks of convalescence. Symptoms included fever, severe fatigue, headache and nausea. Their platelet counts plummeted, but even though platelets are necessary for blood clotting, the men didn't suffer abnormal bleeding.
A report on the new virus is in the current issue of the New EnglandJournal of Medicine.
So far, the Missouri men are the only known cases of Heartland virus in the world. But experts are sure they'll find more.
After all, the men lived 60 miles apart and got infected independently. That means there must be more of the mysterious new virus in the northwest Missouri environment.
"We expect to find new cases," Dr. William Nicholson of the CDC told Shots. "We expect this thing may be wider in geographic distribution than we currently know."
The virus is dubbed "Heartland" not only because that's where it was discovered, but because of who found it: an astute infectious disease doctor named Scott Folk who works at Heartland Regional Medical Center in St. Joseph, Mo.
Folk is well-known to the CDC. "Whenever he sends us a sample, we pay attention because we're likely to find something," Nicholson says. In this case, Folk sent samples from 14 patients back in 2009.
Two of them puzzled the CDC experts — and then surprised them when electron microscope studies revealed a novel virus now called Heartland. The other dozen cases involved a more common tick-borne bacterial infection called ehrlichiosis.
"We're pretty excited about it," Nicholson says about the Heartland virus. "It's not every day that you find something new — particularly in the world of tick-borne diseases. We often work with what might be considered antique diseases, such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever."
Nicholson says the new virus is in the phlebovirus family, which contains more than 70 members. And here's another twist: Heartland virus appears to be a cousin of another new human virus called severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome virus, discovered last year in China. Another possible cousin may be Bhanja virus, a little-studied virus that has been found in some mammals, birds and reptiles in Asia, Africa and Europe.
Nicholson says the CDC, working with Folk, is looking for other people with symptoms similar to the two Heartland victims to see if they're infected with the same virus. The researchers are also analyzing thousands of samples from Missouri ticks, other crawling insects, and animals wild and domestic to see if any harbor Heartland virus.
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FAQs - What I would like to know...
Does FMDiff compare .fmp12 files? ^
A: FMDiff 3 does types from ".fp5" to ".fmp12". The previous FMDiff 2 is able to read .fmp12 files but will not report on items new with FileMaker 12.
Why doesn't FMDiff report used versions and the Recover count? ^
A: FM12 and up do not store this information within the file anymore, hence FMDiff is unable to report it.
Why does FMDiff report "No apparent errors or warnings, but... ^
... when I open the file a Consistency Check is done?" A file "recover.log" then contains:
2011-10-23 14:21:49.964 -0400 WO.fp7 0 *** Started consistency check of improperly closed file, total of 230 block(s) to check 2011-10-23 14:21:49.971 -0400 WO.fp7 0 *** Completed consistency check, checked 230 block(s)
A: A Consistency Check is always performed on an improperly closed file. In the above case, the Consistency Check result is not contradicting the FMDiff result. Changes applied to a file right before a crash or a power failure may not have been saved.
FMDiff currently does not check whether a file was improperly closed, it instead tests the whole file whether it is well formed, while a consistency check just tests whether an internal table of contents points to the correct page numbers.
Why does a clone report "indexLanguage: Not assigned"? ^
I took two files, one an empty clone of the other, and imported data from the old tables to the new. When I compared them with FMDiff, many fields from the clone file were reported as having no indexLanguage specified. In the old file, they all showed as English. Since one is a clone of the other, I don't think this is correct.
A: A clone per se has no language format information. This will be added when the clone is opened by FMP for the first time. What language will be added depends on the current system language. So the report you see is correct. Cloning is - by the way - the only method to switch a solution from one language to an other. It also takes special precautions when dealing with solutions generated for a language different from the current system language. Please note: this only applies to the default formats for date, time, number, and indexing. Individually set field or layout formats will not be changed.
What does it mean when my recovered file shows a number of new tables (or fields) ^
A: The original file had some blocks that were not (correctly) linked to the rest of the file. Recover than provides the content of these blocks - usually as Recovered Library - containing just one Recovered Blob.
If a number of Recovered Fields are added by Recover, one recovered record appeared to have more fields than there are originally defined. This means that either one or more records were damaged, or the field definition catalog became corrupt. If the Recovered Fields contain meaningful data in more than one record, the latter is the case. This means the file should no longer be used, except to try to export the contained data if no backup is available. In case all the recovered fields are empty, one or more records were damaged.
Whether the structure became damaged can only be judged by comparing an earlier version or backup to the recovered file.
What do these reported Script changes mean? ^
Scripts New Old
[~] 32777 [S] SAP-Transfer start [S] SAP-Transfer start
[168 bytes] [168 bytes]
A: (Example only valid for pre 1.3 versions of FMDiff.) A recovered file - much like a clone - has most locale settings and other default values removed. In the above example the size did not change. It can therefor be assumed that just these default settings differ, which is normal. A more detailed report covering script steps will be implemented at a later time.
To eliminate these unnecessary differences you may try open the file once with FileMaker Pro and close it again. This applies the defaults from your machine to the file. But be warned: you usually can not be sure what default locale settings were before the recover. These may slightly differ from your system and thus the differences are still reported.
The open count for Mac OS 10.4.10 does not show up, instead the count for 10.4.9 is incremented. ^
A: This is a FileMaker issue. No version of FileMaker (including 9.0v1) is prepared to store a subversion number higher than 9. We have to live with it.
FileMaker has corrected that with version 9.0v2.
I do not see anything on my report about checking structural errors (file corruption) ^
Regarding the new features for checking structural errors (file corruption), I do not see anything on my report about that. Does this mean no errors were found? Would it be more clear if you stated this explicitly - that the structure was checked in a certain manner and that it passed the test?
A: I'm still reluctant with such a statement, since it is a lot more secure to state that an error was found (in case one was found) than to state the file is (assumed to be) error free, which could at times be misleading. For a relatively save method to exclude file corruption please read Corruption Test. (As of version 1.2 an appropriate message is issued.)
Why only one item type in the section overview? ^
I am only getting "BaseTables" in the overview. Shouldn't I be seeing other items like scripts, fields, etc.? How do I get the rest of the information?
A: FMDiff just reports differences. If two files are identical, no differences are shown. If there are just differences in the BaseTable section, only these will be reported.
I just wanted to make you aware of my particular use of FMDiff ^
For my solution, I can generate a report in Inspector which analyzes the difference between two versions of the same solution, but it takes many hours (8 hours or so) to generate it.
The purpose is that when I am deploying a new version of the solution, I need to make sure that I find all of the new or changed data fields (not globals or calculations) so that I can be sure the import of data from the live version goes smoothly. My impression from your website is that you may have designed FMDiff more for DB administrators or managers to verify database structure, or to verify new work done by developers. Just wanted to be sure you knew how valuable FMDiff could be for independent developers as well.
How (what) would be the best way to use FMDiff's XML output? ^
A: One interesting possibility would be using the XML report and the XSLT that comes with the application package and a third party tool like oXygen to generate a HTML report of your own liking. But unless you are an XSLT expert I currently don't see any specific use for the XML output. It contains the same information as the HTML output, just in a different format.
A: There will be many extensions and improvements to those reports within the next months, so I would not recommend to invest much time in utilizing the XML report today.
Is it possible to customize the HTML report? I might need to have a special form attached, to be signed on delivery of the solution. ^
A: Yes. There are more ways to accomplish this. In preferences you can make use of five labeled fields that appear as header to your report, which will be sufficient for most cases. Further you may modify the existing XSLT style-sheet that comes with FMDiff, or select XML as report format and apply your own style sheet later.
Does FMDiff report differences of the new features in FileMaker Pro 9? ^
A: FMDiff is fully compatible with FileMaker Pro 7 up to FileMaker 9 Advanced. Reports include Custom Functions and Custom Menus as well. (See Issues + Limitations for a list of currently implemented sections.)
What about Runtime Solutions? ^
A: Runtime Solution files are treated equally as normal files. So you are able to compare a "Master" file (from an unbound solution) with the installed bound files, regardless whether "the ability to modify" has been removed.
What is the difference between FMDiff and the licensed FMDiff edition? ^
A: The free FMDiff edition hides the IDs, the old names, and the modification counts (modificationID) of all elements. This means it does show that changes were applied but you can not tell whether the old or the new file has been modified. Of any file section only the first 10 differences are fully reported, the rest is just listed. As more details will be reported with upcoming revisions, these will mainly or exclusively be reported with the licensed FMDiff version.
The free edition has the touch and feel of the full version, but for use in a production environment the licensed FMDiff version is required.
We currently use Analyzer for this (which also does problem and 'where used' analysis). Does FMDiff have other characteristics (features, speed, price) that would cause us to add it to our tools arsenal? ^
(Statement from October 17th 2005 - still valid today, updated where appropriate)
I took a look at the material on the Analyzer web site (formerly Waves in Motion, now WorqSmart) because you mentioned it. Quite frankly I feel a little uncomfortable to publicly compare Analyzer to FMDiff for one reason:
As the creator I might be misjudged for being pretty much biased.
But since the product is available, everyone can form an opinion for oneself.
I will confine my statements here to FMDiff, assuming the one who uses Analyzer will know the difference, and for those who don't, I recommend to read the Analyzer UserGuide.
Creating a report with FMDiff is a matter of seconds: drag the solution copy or clone onto one spot of the FMDiff window and the original to another, click Report and you are done. The result is either an XML file (for the experts who may want to play around with that) or a HTML file that opens in any modern browser, ready to be viewed, browsed, searched, printed, or saved as PDF (easy on a Mac, or with extra tool on Windows).
FMDiff is stand alone C++ application with no FileMaker inside, therefor it's a reasonable sized download. It does not "import" or "store" any information. It is simply not necessary since one can search the output and repeat any comparison within seconds.
FMDiff does not rely on or require a DDR, it does it's own reading of the original files, so FileMaker Developer or Advanced are not required. That's why it is so fast. If you ever have tried it you know what I mean.
FMDiff is more aimed at the IT manager or auditor to verify the integrity of a solution and whether it still corresponds to the deployed version - and if not, what the differences are. Nevertheless the developer should know what others may find out about her or his work. And it is for sure valuable to know what has been done at the end of a day.
Reader's comments
Thank you very much for the quick response.
I maintain several big FileMaker Databases and your FMDiff tool is a lifesaver. Money well spent!
Andy W.
Hi Winfried
Just a very quick thanks for FMDiff. Have spent over a week trying to track down issues on a new deployment, FMS9 keeps falling over, not just once a week, as soon as it has 5 or 6 people on it.
Having put in new hardware and eliminated every other variable we are now looking at possible file corruption within our system and possible issues in FMP9.
Your tool appears very useful merely in checking for possible corruption - thanks again.
Nick L.
I continue to get great benefit from FMDiff - thanks for being diligent about updating the product.
Scott N.
WOW. This is the fastest tool I have ever used in a filemaker environment. A must have for every professional developer.
Doug R.
Last night my MacBook Pro experienced a G.S.O.D.
I opened up my last backup, ran FMDiff and immediately could see exactly what changes I had made.
Bless you, Winfried!!
Steve aka Dubl
I consider it to be an essential part of the 'developer toolkit'. I'm really pleased that I made this purchase. For the peace of mind alone - being able to corruption-test - it's a delight. But for those times too when my documentation of 'changes on the run' has slipped a little (sigh), it's great.
Mardi K.
IMHO FMDiff offers invaluable help in two fields:
- corruptions detection
- revision control and documentation
Before, I was annotating pages and pages about any modification I've done.
Now, many of the work is done by FMDiff and I limit my work to more clever descriptions than "field_A" is now called "field_AA" or "field_AA" is now stored as number instead of text!
Stefano L.
With FMDiff's (and Winfried's) help I was able to confirm that a couple of files that I had open when the power went out in my office show no signs of damage from the event, and don't need to be rebuilt. (Thank $deity.)
It's also been extremely useful to work out what changes I've made between versions when sloppy filing on my part and an aging brain meant I wasn't 100% sure which version was which.
It's a really good tool to have available, even if not used every day.
Andy W.
I mainly use FMDiff for corruption detection. Today it found a corrupted layout. After fixing, I accidentally worked on the old version. FMDiff showed the changes, fixing this idiocy was quick & painless.
It's useful to see the versions of OSes & FMs that have used a file.
Sam H.
In my situation with a vertical market solution it is invaluable. While I still have clients with different versions, it allows me to see exactly what I haven't or have done on their versions.
It also reassures me that my golden master files have never been incorrectly shut down. Phew!
Steve aka Dubl
So far it seems to be the only way to find corruption. To me, that's huge. In the last version folder scanning and the ability to run it from command line were added. That said, I haven't implemented it yet...
Hal G.
I have to add that FMDiff really does work. It was the only tool that gave us any kind of useful trustworthy information at all about the health of the files.
Jim M.
Thanks for the update.
I love the product - after years benefiting from and waiting for FMP's interpreted environment to grind through large jobs it makes me smile every time FMDiff blazes through a file comparison. Well done!
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