At 10:27 AM -0500 9/11/02, Ron Nossaman wrote: >Looking forward to serving you often and for a very long time... > >Vlad, Marketing Director One of my customers ten years ago, was a cartoonist, Skip Morrow. He had a series of books beginning with "I Hate Cats", but because of his recognizable style, did a brisk business in covers for national magazines and ad campaigns. In the late 80's, he started to move over to digital, making use of scanners, pixel and vector-based illustrator apps, and drawing tablets. (In fact, he was a product endorser for Kurta tablet, and even went to trade shows to demonstrate it their booths.) After several years if this Brave New World, he was disillusioned, remarking wryly, "These people have a way of making themselves a part of your business". So, Ron, is that a 286 or a 386 that they'll have to pry your cold, dead fingers off of. Whatever it is, it hasn't stuck you in the category of "can't make a filter or a mailbox". I *do* like the business of "power of attorney". I'm going to try to sneak it into my rebuilding contracts (down in the 6 point type area). Three years after new hammers and shanks, should I discover a way of shaping tails for better back-checking, my customers should not be allowed to stay with obsolete work. Whatever one wants to say about Bill gates, he has an unbeatable business model. Bill Ballard RPT NH Chapter, P.T.G. "Trust me, you've got all the equipment, You just need to read the manual" ...........Reese Witherspoon in "Legally Blonde" +++++++++++++++++++++
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