Hi, Bill >Could be similar to the situation with the 40 years of PTJs >on CD-ROM that Susan Kline was pining for. Maybe it's another of the >"emerging technologies" which PTG is way behind on. (No carping here, >we're all manual laborers at a 19th century trade.) But I'll bet that >should that CD-ROM archive come out, it'll be a viewer with no access to >underlying text files. Which is the way I think it should be. Fine with me. I just want to be able to browse through the old issues. I also expect to need caution, so as to avoid propping up old soundboards with coil springs or spraying sluggish actions with WD-40. {{{{ :--> ) >What does all this have to do with how to hold a tuning hammer? I was >asking the same question about digitizing the PTG logo. One _more_ quote from Ashleigh Brilliant: "The best way to advertise is simply to be unusually good." >Hope y'all like >to read..... Yup, I do ... >Bill Ballard, RPT >New Hampshire Chapter, PTG > >"Four Sicilian sisters forced forsythia > for Cynthia." > said at our dinner table tonite. > Hope Cynthia was grateful ... neat trick, forcing forsythia in September (except maybe for our South American friends.) Susan Kline P.O. Box 1651 Philomath, OR 97370 skline@proaxis.com "As long as you have your feet on the ground, your head is perfectly safe in the clouds." -- Ashleigh Brilliant
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