I will have that changed, it it will be updated with the next revision of the page, which I hope to be very soon.
Brian O'Neal LCS Webmaster On 12/29/02 10:37 AM, "Mledie at aol.com" <Mledie at aol.com> wrote: > I looked at the website via the new address. It looks great and professional. > Now I do hope you will come true with all the promises , especially for those > of us who dabble around on the lower steps of the Mac-empire. So when > newcomers appear at our meeting...... don't let them be so overwhelmed that > they never show up again. And whoever maintains the website, would you please > take off the extra "D" in my name. It is spelled "Edie" not like the man's > name. I asked Tom last year to change that, but .... So please do it now. > Thanks and happy New Year to each and everyone -like Dickens would phrase > it.( my literary addition!) I am inspired by the new tendencies in the > Macgroup to let politics ( homeland security act) and then literature ( orcs > and Galadriel ) flow into the exchange. It shows that behind those letter > shortcuts and urls and undecipherable letter-number combinations there are > REAL people at work, pressing those keys, with attitudes, feelings, a sense > of humor and sometimes a smidgeon of sarcasm. I appreciate that. The only > reason why you did not get my thinking about those things---and believe you > me, I had a lot to say - was that I was away when the exchange started and I > got everything at once and someone had already suggested that we move on > and focus on our regular Mac-Mission. So you did not get my -oh, so > important- input.It would have changed your life! > Marta > > > | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will > | be January 28. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 28. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>.
