Does anyone have a searchable version of a '64 Assembly Manual (AIM) to share? Much Appreciated.

Joe

 

There was an Ncrs guy that did the work

Excel

you have to agree no to sell redistribute
or otherwise use his hard work taking months per year for financial gain

 

It’s a wonderful tool to look up parts and see where else they are used

 

If anyone needs a searchable AIM for '60 or '62, here are some links to the ones I made. No strings attached.
http://www.carols62.com/60AIM.pdf
http://www.carols62.com/62AIM.pdf

 

I sure could have used this when I built my '66. Must have thumbed through each page hundreds of times, Gave up on earmarking way early on.

 

Willcox sold searchable PDFs - very handy! With them out of business I don't think there would be an issue with sharing them.

 

Those were and still are my demands. I did each as an Access Database, searchable by part name or by part number. Only a couple C1s not done and from ‘73 on are not done. Even compiled a complete master database all the C2s into a single database.
the original version of Access I used was from 1995 and is now an unsupported version that is now no longer importable into the newer versions. I would have to covert it to somewhat newer verison and then take that and import into the latest verison. I am not going to spend more money getting newer versions as no one has offered to loan a legible AIM copy to create any of the years I’m missing.

Don

 

I created an Excel index for my 64, it is not searchable but a detailed index.
Joe

 

ahh I’ve been searching excel for 20 years Ctrl F

f means find

especially useful if you have all of the databases combined