Cumulus Support

hi all ,i am completely new to this ,,,just started a web site well trying ,,,,got cumulus installed ,,not by me but David,,,, would like to install the gauges ,or give it a go,,but big problem i just have not got a clue sorry ,,, is there a simple way to do this or instructions.....step by step ,,maybe i am asking to much anyway if anyone can help i would be very gratefull
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Jack,,,

Hi Jack

Download the gauges from here https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=7186.

And read the ReadMe in the download and thats gives the info you need.

Good Luck and I hope your website goes well, I am only new to creating a website so I know thats there is plenty to learn.

See how you get along with the instructions.

many thanks Matt,,
will give it a go
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Jack

Jack, the SteelSeries gauges are not really for new operators...

With that said/written, the installation of the gauges does need some web expertise/knowledge...

Other than the 'ReadMe.txt' file provided with the zip package, installation information (advices, tips, etc) can be found within the 'SteelSeries Gauges - version 1.0' forum thread.

thanks Ray,
yep i dont have any knowledge at all ,,pity as i would like to do something,,but ,i will have to do a lot of reading,,
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Jack

Jack, there is nothing wrong in lacking knowledge about something (one cannot be informed or knowledgeable about everything) What is wrong thought is to just remain 'ignorant' (or refuse to gain that additional knowledge) because it might involve some research and reading...

Although it is aimed a people with basic knowledge of web page programming, the W3Schools site has some good tutorials and plenty of references.

yes Ray,,
im willing to learn might take a while ,,and don,t believe the irish are thick lol .......might be true lol
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Jack

by the way Ray,,,,
that is a very good site .... ...thank you,,,,
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Jack

Jack, with a little effort and some concentration, everyone, even an Irish, can learn something new ... more so if there is a pint of the 'good stuff' available at the end of the learning session...

lol so true
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