Harbeth Newsletter: No.26 December 2011

[harbethpr]

Here is the final newsletter of 2011 and, as usual, there's a selection of the latest news from the worldwide Harbeth family.

There are details of the new R&D facility, Harbeth installed at the home of one of the UK's biggest daily TV soaps, plans for the high end Munich Show, how we help out a community youth project in north-east England, and the fabulous news of a coveted award from Poland for the flagship M40.1 monitor - plus lots more.

As always, your stories for inclusion in future issues are most welcome!

This Newsletter is 4MB and may take a little while to download.

[Art K]

Well done!

[GregD]

Pleased to see there's a new newsletter, but there seems to be a problem when I try to open the file. The message on my screen says - "There was an error opening this document. File is damaged and could not be repaired."

Is that a problem at Harbeth's end or mine?

[HUG-1]

Checked on two pcs and Android and ok.

[cornelius]

It didn't work for me the first time, but I tried again and it downloaded ok (MacBook Pro)...

Great newsletter, thanks for sending!

[GregD]

Checked on two pcs and Android and ok.

Thanks, I've got it working now. My PC was just being temperamental.

Another great newsletter - am looking forward to the 35th Anniversary projects!

[Jmohd]

Hi, unable to open the Newsletter on Mac Book.

{moderator's comment: sorry to hear that but it is authored as a completely ISO standard compliant PDF.}

[EricW]

Hi, unable to open the Newsletter on Mac Book.

Opened with zero difficulty on my MacBook - perhaps you have some other issue?

[engjoo]

Pleased to see there's a new newsletter, but there seems to be a problem when I try to open the file. The message on my screen says - "There was an error opening this document. File is damaged and could not be repaired."

Is that a problem at Harbeth's end or mine?

Same here when I try to open it on my PC (XP os).

It was not able to open it on my ipad unlike other PDF files I have opened before.

[garmtz]

I read the following in the Newsletter:

"The beautifully refurbished facility is up and running and he is already busy working on developments for Harbeth’s 35th anniversary year in 2012."

I wonder what that might be...

[Paul G Smith]

I seem to be downloading a corrupt file too. 3.33MB is the latest filesize, while a 2.76MB file was downloaded previously, even though it's supposed to be 4.1MB.

[Paul G Smith]

seems OK now. Thanks

{Moderator's comment: nothing changed this side! Must be internet issue!}

weird!