As Marvin says, the Letter of Intent form (p.3 of RFP) is all that is required. Ironically not only can it be faxed, it can even be emailed. If you send it by standard email (not PDF) you might note "signature available if requested (since it obviously can't be put in the email). Yesterday morning (last time I checked) there were not even enough letters to use up the money if every single one received a half million. Please be sure to send one in even if you're only vaguely, possibly, maybe interested in applying later for the grant. No letter of intent means no chance whatever. And you may later find a partner willing to complete the process, working with your library. It has been nearly two years since the last CN grant (CN1); it may be a while before the next. For those who apply we'll be happy to send a simplified template for the actual application itself. Note a small change in that RFP deadline: it's now Tuesday, July 17, not July 16 as previously shown on RFP. gene TeleCommunity Resource Center "Marvin Perez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote .. > All that is required at this time is the Letter of Intent. >
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