Base 46 [B]doublecheck[/B] is complete to n=10K. I found a missing prime:

(46^3063+1)^2-2

It looks like primes post #117 was incorrect.

Gary has graciously taken over the coordination of this search. Please go to [URL="http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/Carol-Kynea-prime-search.htm"]this page[/URL] to view the current status.

CK224 tested to n=10k
primes:
[code]
(-1) 1, 5, 6, 167, 460, 488, 1130, 1152
(+1) 129, 1137
[/code]

CK226 tested to n=10k
primes:
[code]
(-1) 22, 588, 2989
(+1) 788, 3775
[/code]

CK230 tested to n=10000
Primes:
[code]
(-1) 3, 5, 59, 243, 256, 1382, 1659
(+1) 1, 2, 27, 6534
[/code]

I've written some files to create a HTML-page looking like the CRUS-pages of a data file of all CK-bases.

There's a file README.TXT with some explanations.
gawk.exe is a WIN-version of the UNIX-awk processing text-files.

- smaller HTML-code generated
- last update-date automatically filled in
- colored reservations / power of
- creating condensed ASCII-file for download/reference

All data from the NPLB-site and the above result are included.

Thanks Karsten. That looks good. :-) I have uploaded the changes. I'm also asking Mark if he has any input on it.

Mark suggested that we change the background so as to not look so much like CRUS. I changed it to light blue.

CK232 tested to n=10k
Primes:
[code]
(-1) 1, 5, 6, 50, 177, 390
(+1) 1, 26, 30, 216, 934, 1268, 1384, 2671
[/code]

CK234 tested to n=10k
Primes:
[code]
(-1) 1, 2, 6447
(+1) 3, 18, 27, 645, 1854
[/code]

CK236 tested to n=10k
Primes:
[code]
(-1) 5
(+1) 1, 80
[/code]