>NOAA/Hazmat has a binary file, two-part computerized tide table for the
>United States. It is packaged as a 404K application and a 250K
>self-extracting database (1MB expanded.) It will run on System 6.05 and
>higher. There are over 130 stations for Washington State alone. The data
>are displayed graphically for a 24hr period for today's date, but other
>dates and years can be displayed (and printed). The two files are too big
>to be transmitted together through the Tweeters host but I can send them as
>two separate attachments to anyone who's interested. The program is simple
>but elegant. Plan your Bowerman Basin Spring visit today!
>
>Herb Curl
>
>h.curl at hazmat.noaa.gov "You may be only young once but you can be
>Hazmat/NOAA, 7600 Sand Pt. Wy., NE immature the rest of your life."
>Seattle, WA 98115-0070
>(206) 526-6272

Herb:
Please provide the tide table files. Thanks

Thomas G. Campbell
audubon at whidbey.com
P.O. Box 695
Langley, WA.98260
360-341-6387