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[Horace Greeley]

Fred,

I think I can probably get the conversion done here.

Horace



At 10:13 PM 10/29/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>    I contacted Claud Kissman very recently, asking specifically for the
>PowerPoint to post as pdf files on the web site. He tried to send it as an 
>attached
>file, but nothing attached. At any rate, from that response and from earlier
>conversation in Dallas, he was willing that we post it. Just requires that
>someone do the necessary format change. I guess there's a question of how
>clear it would be in pdf, but that would seem to be the way to go.
>     I had hoped we would have this posted long since, but my first two 
> emails to
>Claud went unanswered. I figured he was busy and didn't want to be too much
>of a pest (and had lots of other irons in other fires, myself).
>    So anyway, if somebody with more expertise than I have would like to
>undertake to convert to pdf, and get the files to Scott Thile, we can get 
>them up
>where everyone can take advantage.
>Regards,
>Fred Sturm
>University of New Mexico
>
>Quoting Don McKechnie <dmckech@ithaca.edu>:
>
> > Eric and All,
> >
> > I have Claud's Powerpoint presentation. If we do put up the info on
> > the
> > CAUT site I'm sure it would be a worthwhile addition. It would be
> > best
> > to get Claud's permission first. Claud did say that he would send it
> > to
> > anyone interested. So as to not bug him with a lot of emails, I will
> > send it out to anyone on this list who wants it. I'm not real
> > experienced with Powerpoint but it seems to me that this file is the
> > mother of all Powerpoint files. You will have to pump up the memory
> > to
> > fully open all the slides.
> >
> > Don
> >
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