Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-07 Thread Jochen Merz

Hi Tobias,


Per, all,
Even if I personally prefer any printed matter to .PDFs, (There's simply 
places you won't take your computer for reading...), another word on that:
Me too - and that was the essence from our readers when we did the 
survey some years ago.
An electronic version should not replace the paper version completely, 
otherwise we would have too many unhappy readers. It could only be an 
additional feature.


if I recall it right (It's been years since I have last used Calamus) 
the in-built PS driver did _not_ do the RIPping, but instead relied on 
Calamus to send already pixelized data - I'm afraid we'd (again) end up 
with huge, unsearchable bitmaps, something wich is barely an improvement 
upon simple scanning.

This is what I keep saying.

Opposed to that (also from limited memory) Bridge Pro, went in /before/ 
the actual image processing and should be able to export much smaller, 
and also searchable files.

A bit of searching reveals _this_ (German, unfortunately):

http://www.calamus.net/modules/bri.php
(It's not free, but Jochen mentioned he'd be willing to support the 
maintenance of that software... ;-) Ideally, he'd find some other 
supporters in the QL Toady audience, I guess)

Thanks. We found this already.
No, it is not free ... and there is no demo, unfortunately. Bridge lite 
is part of the delivery, but I cannot test the pdf there. PDF is only 
available in the full version. Let's see if we find supporters...


Cheers  Jochen

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Tony Firshman

 Jochen Merz wrote, on 6/Oct/10 13:32 | Oct6:

Jochen/

Tony Firshman wrote:


Jochen,

How about offering an electronic (pdf?)  version?
Costs for you would be a great deal less.

I for one would *prefer* that and it would save you a *long* walk 
(8-)#


Tony



Hi Tony,

this subject has been discussed, tested and explained so many times 
by, including the current issue and some discussions on the 
newsgroup here 2 or 3 days ago... have you actually read the current 
issue?

I know about the pdf problems.  Is that what you mean?
I haven't got the issue to hand as it is paper and not with me (8-)#
That is precisely why I would prefer an electronic copy.


Well, if you know about the PDF problems, what sense makes it to 
suggest to me to offer a PDF version?
The situation has not changed since Norman tried it 3 days ago without 
success.



That is why I put a '?' - I know there are issues.
There are other ways, like image files, but I do not know the program 
you use.


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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Tony Firshman

 Jochen Merz wrote, on 6/Oct/10 13:42 | Oct6:


Well, if you know about the PDF problems, what sense makes it to 
suggest to me to offer a PDF version?
The situation has not changed since Norman tried it 3 days ago 
without success.



That is why I put a '?' - I know there are issues.
There are other ways, like image files, but I do not know the program 
you use.
Calamus is the program (an ATARI program running under Windows) ... 
I use it for over 20 years now - no secret either ;-)


As I wrote, I've tried many ways: either the data got too large or 
there were other problems. No solution at all.

An electronic/automatic conversion seems to be impossible.
The only way seems to be a plain paper scan...



That is a pity.  Mind you a simple scan would do for me.  Anything to 
save you postage or the long walk.


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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Jochen Merz

The only way seems to be a plain paper scan...
That is a pity.  Mind you a simple scan would do for me.  Anything to 
save you postage or the long walk.


Still other issues here, all explained already... whatever I do in 
ADDITION to the paper, it costs me more time... and 100% of our readers 
do not want to go for electronic only anyway.


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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Norman Dunbar
On 06/10/10 13:32, Jochen Merz wrote:

 The situation has not changed since Norman tried it 3 days ago without
 success.

Afternoon gents.

The latest situation with the PDF version is as follows:

I have downloads a trial version of the Calamus program for Windows and
I've run it with a small test file provided by Jochen.

* I really really hate the program! However, the interface is as was on
the Atari, so I can't really complain. Jochen, on the other hand, seems
to do quite well with it!

* I also installed a number of PDF printers and each time I try to
create a PDF, the 15 pages start printing and then the CPU hits 100% for
a couple of hours. This is totally unacceptable in my opinion.

* Printing one page to PDF works, but takes far too long as well.

* The PDF created is a massive file, for one page it is about 4.5 Mb
which implies a certain amount of bitmapping is going on. This too is
unacceptable.

* The full 15 pages eventually filled my disc!

* There do not appear to be any programs that can extract the contents
of a Calamus data file (*.CDK) although the versions of Scribus greater
than 1.3.5 are supposed to be able to import Calamus Vector Graphics
files, version 1.3.7 doesn't appear to be able to display them or print
them to PDF. Sigh!


So, at the moment, creating a PDF from the Calamus program is not a
viable option at all. Jochen doesn't want to spend time (undertsndably)
learning a whole new system (Scribus for example) in order to produce
the magazine.

He's also not keen on Open Office, unlike me, and tried it out for a
customer only in the last couple of months. Granted hsi troubles were
with the conversion of Word documents and not with creating a magazine -
but that's where we stand.

As I've mentioned previously, my own Docbook to PDF version of all the
QL Today Assembler articles, created a file of about 890Kb for 220 plus
pages (110 plus actual A4 pages), most of them full of text and with
very few screen dumps. So it can be done.

Docbook is not the best way to create a regular magazine though! It's
quite intensive - unless we can get evertone to create their articles in
Docbook format of course! (There are special editors like XML Mind's XXE
that allow you to use What You See Is Almost What You Get but it's
still a steep learning curve and suitable for WIndows or Linux and not
the original QL.

I'm not giving up though. ;-)

I'm pretty sure I can do it in Open Office - somehow - but as I only use
this for the off letter for my business (so far) I've got a bit of a
curve myself!

I'll be keeping on trying and I'll let you know how I get on.


Cheers,
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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Norman Dunbar
PS. I too would like a PDF copy as my collection (from issue 1) is
getting too big for the space available!

I'd still subscribe to the paper copy and get the PDF as well!


Cheers,
Norman.


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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Rich Mellor

 On 06/10/2010 14:27, Norman Dunbar wrote:

On 06/10/10 13:32, Jochen Merz wrote:


The situation has not changed since Norman tried it 3 days ago without
success.

Afternoon gents.

The latest situation with the PDF version is as follows:

I have downloads a trial version of the Calamus program for Windows and
I've run it with a small test file provided by Jochen.

* I really really hate the program! However, the interface is as was on
the Atari, so I can't really complain. Jochen, on the other hand, seems
to do quite well with it!

* I also installed a number of PDF printers and each time I try to
create a PDF, the 15 pages start printing and then the CPU hits 100% for
a couple of hours. This is totally unacceptable in my opinion.

* Printing one page to PDF works, but takes far too long as well.

* The PDF created is a massive file, for one page it is about 4.5 Mb
which implies a certain amount of bitmapping is going on. This too is
unacceptable.

* The full 15 pages eventually filled my disc!

* There do not appear to be any programs that can extract the contents
of a Calamus data file (*.CDK) although the versions of Scribus greater
than 1.3.5 are supposed to be able to import Calamus Vector Graphics
files, version 1.3.7 doesn't appear to be able to display them or print
them to PDF. Sigh!


So, at the moment, creating a PDF from the Calamus program is not a
viable option at all. Jochen doesn't want to spend time (undertsndably)
learning a whole new system (Scribus for example) in order to produce
the magazine.

He's also not keen on Open Office, unlike me, and tried it out for a
customer only in the last couple of months. Granted hsi troubles were
with the conversion of Word documents and not with creating a magazine -
but that's where we stand.

As I've mentioned previously, my own Docbook to PDF version of all the
QL Today Assembler articles, created a file of about 890Kb for 220 plus
pages (110 plus actual A4 pages), most of them full of text and with
very few screen dumps. So it can be done.

Docbook is not the best way to create a regular magazine though! It's
quite intensive - unless we can get evertone to create their articles in
Docbook format of course! (There are special editors like XML Mind's XXE
that allow you to use What You See Is Almost What You Get but it's
still a steep learning curve and suitable for WIndows or Linux and not
the original QL.

I'm not giving up though. ;-)

I'm pretty sure I can do it in Open Office - somehow - but as I only use
this for the off letter for my business (so far) I've got a bit of a
curve myself!

I'll be keeping on trying and I'll let you know how I get on.


Cheers,
Norman.

I know it's a bit like stating the obvious, but have you tried running 
an Atari ST emulator (such as Gemulator - 
http://www.emulators.com/gemul8r.htm) on the PC and then using a pdf 
printer driver?


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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Jochen Merz


I know it's a bit like stating the obvious, but have you tried running 
an Atari ST emulator (such as Gemulator - 
http://www.emulators.com/gemul8r.htm) on the PC and then using a pdf 
printer driver?

Calamus has an INBUILT ST Emulator, otherwise it wouldn't work on a PC.

And of course, both Norman and I tried pdf printer driver (but that was 
explained earlier in the thread somewhere).


Jochen


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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Malcolm Lear



On 06/10/2010 13:43, Tony Firshman wrote:

 Jochen Merz wrote, on 6/Oct/10 13:42 | Oct6:


Well, if you know about the PDF problems, what sense makes it to 
suggest to me to offer a PDF version?
The situation has not changed since Norman tried it 3 days ago 
without success.



That is why I put a '?' - I know there are issues.
There are other ways, like image files, but I do not know the 
program you use.
Calamus is the program (an ATARI program running under Windows) ... 
I use it for over 20 years now - no secret either ;-)


As I wrote, I've tried many ways: either the data got too large or 
there were other problems. No solution at all.

An electronic/automatic conversion seems to be impossible.
The only way seems to be a plain paper scan...



That is a pity.  Mind you a simple scan would do for me.  Anything to 
save you postage or the long walk.


Tony
Unfortunately I've not been keeping up with this thread, but is there 
not a version of Calamus for the PC? Would this not have PDF export?


Cheers
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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Malcolm Lear



On 06/10/2010 15:25, Jochen Merz wrote:


Well, if you know about the PDF problems, what sense makes it to 
suggest to me to offer a PDF version?
The situation has not changed since Norman tried it 3 days ago 
without success.



That is why I put a '?' - I know there are issues.
There are other ways, like image files, but I do not know the 
program you use.
Calamus is the program (an ATARI program running under Windows) 
... I use it for over 20 years now - no secret either ;-)


As I wrote, I've tried many ways: either the data got too large or 
there were other problems. No solution at all.

An electronic/automatic conversion seems to be impossible.
The only way seems to be a plain paper scan...



That is a pity.  Mind you a simple scan would do for me.  Anything 
to save you postage or the long walk.


Tony
Unfortunately I've not been keeping up with this thread, but is there 
not a version of Calamus for the PC? Would this not have PDF export?


You don't need to keep up with the thread, just go up a few lines ;-)
There I write
Calamus is the program (an ATARI program running under Windows)

I seem to be keeping on repeating the same explanations.

Jochen


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Sorry, I assumed you were running the ST version on an emulator :-)

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Norman Dunbar
Hi Malcolm,

 Unfortunately I've not been keeping up with this thread, but is there
 not a version of Calamus for the PC? Would this not have PDF export?
There is indeed. I have it. It doesn't have an export to pdf command.

The export command, as far as I've been able to use it, exports to one
of two formats - Calamus Text or Ascii Text.

You can only export text frames in this manner, not images. It appears
that you need to select all the text frames individually as well.

Cheers,
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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-06 Thread Tobias Fröschle

 Am 06.10.2010 17:24, schrieb Jochen Merz:

Hi Malcolm,


Sorry, I assumed you were running the ST version on an emulator :-)
Uh, then you missed an earlier mail. I am paying for updates on 
Calamus to support THEM as well as we support the QL. I do have the 
latest Calamus.


But while you mention it: the documents are not fully compatible. Even 
if there would be a solution for current versions, all issues produced 
in 1998 or so and before on ATARIs would be a problem anyway.


Cheers   Jochen


Jochen,
I'm not trying to be a nuisance, but:
Have you ever tried Bridge 6 pro from Invers? This seems to support 
native PostScript and PDF export (i.e. not as Raster files) from Calamus SL.


Cheers
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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-05 Thread Urs Koenig (QL)
Marcel Kilgus wrote: 
 Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
  I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days 
  longer for Austrian/Swiss post to ship from Austria to Switzerland 
  than it took from Austria to Canada. In those 11 days I 
  could walk to where Jochen sent it of easily.
 
 Well, the Swiss are not exactly known for their speed, are they? :-D
Maybe not the fastest in the world, but always with good quality (Swiss
made) ;-)

Urs

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-05 Thread alain . haoui
Mine has arrived today here in France.
Regards,
Alain HAOUI
- Mail Original -
De: Jochen Merz jm...@j-m-s.com
À: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Envoyé: Lundi 4 Octobre 2010 17h47:05 GMT +01:00 Amsterdam / Berlin / Berne / 
Rome / Stockholm / Vienne
Objet: Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

 Lucky you. Mine (Belgium) hasn't arrived yet. Last time I had to wait 
 for more than a month. But I learnt to be patient... I know I will 
 receive it.

I'm sure you will :-)

Jochen

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Urs Koenig (QL)
Jim Hunkins wrote on 24.09.2010: 
 Arrived in Canada today.

Mine arrived here in Switzerland today. So for me it's QL Today, for many of
you it's already QL yesterday. I will have a first read later on today.

I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days longer for
Austrian/Swiss post to ship from Austria to Switzerland than it took from
Austria to Canada. In those 11 days I could walk to where Jochen sent it of
easily.

Urs

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Marcel Kilgus
Urs Koenig (QL) wrote:
 I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days longer for
 Austrian/Swiss post to ship from Austria to Switzerland than it took from
 Austria to Canada. In those 11 days I could walk to where Jochen sent it of
 easily.

Well, the Swiss are not exactly known for their speed, are they? :-D

Marcel

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Dilwyn Jones

Jim Hunkins wrote on 24.09.2010:

Arrived in Canada today.


Mine arrived here in Switzerland today. So for me it's QL Today, for 
many of
you it's already QL yesterday. I will have a first read later on 
today.


I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days 
longer for
Austrian/Swiss post to ship from Austria to Switzerland than it took 
from
Austria to Canada. In those 11 days I could walk to where Jochen 
sent it of

easily.

Urs
Well, there we have it. The ultimate cost-saver for Jochen. He would 
be able to walk all over Europe to drop off copies knowing that in 
most cases he'd get there quicker than the postal services could 
manage ;-))


Dilwyn Jones 




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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread François Van Emelen

Op 4/10/2010 16:17, Urs Koenig (QL) schreef:

Jim Hunkins wrote on 24.09.2010:

Arrived in Canada today.


Mine arrived here in Switzerland today. So for me it's QL Today, for many of
you it's already QL yesterday. I will have a first read later on today.

I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days longer for
Austrian/Swiss post to ship from Austria to Switzerland than it took from
Austria to Canada. In those 11 days I could walk to where Jochen sent it of
easily.

Urs

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Lucky you. Mine (Belgium) hasn't arrived yet. Last time I had to wait 
for more than a month. But I learnt to be patient... I know I will 
receive it.


François VanEmelen

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Jochen Merz

Hehee, yes, but the question is: who pays for the travelling?

Cheers   Jochen

Dilwyn Jones wrote:

Jim Hunkins wrote on 24.09.2010:

Arrived in Canada today.


Mine arrived here in Switzerland today. So for me it's QL Today, for 
many of

you it's already QL yesterday. I will have a first read later on today.

I don't raise the question of how can it be that it takes 11 days 
longer for

Austrian/Swiss post to ship from Austria to Switzerland than it took from
Austria to Canada. In those 11 days I could walk to where Jochen sent 
it of

easily.

Urs
Well, there we have it. The ultimate cost-saver for Jochen. He would be 
able to walk all over Europe to drop off copies knowing that in most 
cases he'd get there quicker than the postal services could manage ;-))


Dilwyn Jones


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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Jochen Merz
Lucky you. Mine (Belgium) hasn't arrived yet. Last time I had to wait 
for more than a month. But I learnt to be patient... I know I will 
receive it.


I'm sure you will :-)

Jochen

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Dilwyn Jones


- Original Message - 
From: Jochen Merz jm...@j-m-s.com

To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1




Hehee, yes, but the question is: who pays for the travelling?

Cheers   Jochen

Who said anything about PAYING for the travelling? You're WALKING - a 
few good pair of shoes is all you need (and some friends at the border 
checkpoints maybe).


(and perhaps a QL to pass the time while waiting at the 
checkpoints...)


Dilwyn Jones




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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Jochen Merz

Dilwyn Jones wrote:


- Original Message - From: Jochen Merz jm...@j-m-s.com
To: ql-us...@q-v-d.com
Sent: Monday, October 04, 2010 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1




Hehee, yes, but the question is: who pays for the travelling?

Cheers   Jochen

Who said anything about PAYING for the travelling? You're WALKING - a 
few good pair of shoes is all you need (and some friends at the border 
checkpoints maybe).


(and perhaps a QL to pass the time while waiting at the checkpoints...)

Dilwyn Jones


Hard to deliver to the UK by WALKING ONLY ...

Cheers   Jochen

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Petri Pellinen
On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 7:39 PM, Jochen Merz jm...@j-m-s.com wrote:
 Hard to deliver to the UK by WALKING ONLY ...

There's a tunnel nowadays ;) Which means that since we drive on on the
wrong side of the road here on the continent we should probably soon
switch to the left :D

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-10-04 Thread Jochen Merz
Yes, I know... I even used it three times and went back using the 
ferries - cheaper, more flexible ... well, until they decided to add 
high surcharges when you reached the ferry EARLIER than planned.


I guess if anybody attempts to get into the tunnel by foot,
he will be locked away, being treated as terrorist or illegal immigrant...

Not to forget that the tunnel is quite dangerous - flying doors every 
now and then ... I remember that happened an hour or two later to a 
train after we used the channel tunnel the second time.


Cheers   Jochen


Petri Pellinen wrote:

On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 7:39 PM, Jochen Merz jm...@j-m-s.com wrote:

Hard to deliver to the UK by WALKING ONLY ...


There's a tunnel nowadays ;) Which means that since we drive on on the
wrong side of the road here on the continent we should probably soon
switch to the left :D

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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-09-25 Thread Malcolm Cadman
In message 4c9c73e8.7090...@j-m-s.com, Jochen Merz jm...@j-m-s.com 
writes


Hi,

Not arrived in London, as yet.

Maybe on Monday ... ?


PS - The Quanta magazine arrived, though, Friday 24th September 2010.



Great - that was quick again.

So the critical time for delays seems to be the christmas time...
we'll find out with the next issue.

Cheers   Jochen


James Hunkins wrote:

Arrived in Canada today.
 jim
  On 22-09-2010, at 12:46 PM, SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:

:-) Glad to read this ... I hope that the other issues arrive
quickly at their destinations - they are all on their way.
 I am happy to deliver another issue with many bonus pages next time 
too - provided, we get enough material for the next issue in time!!!

 Cheers   Jochen
  Anton Preinsack wrote:

Am 19.09.2010 um 13:06 schrieb Frank-Guido Dibowski:

QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1 arrived here(Germany, Eifel) yesterday.
I like it 

Regards to all,

Frank-Guido Dibowski

QL Today arrived here in Vienna/Austria (and I like it, too;-)).
Regards,
Anton
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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-09-24 Thread Jochen Merz

Great - that was quick again.

So the critical time for delays seems to be the christmas time...
we'll find out with the next issue.

Cheers   Jochen


James Hunkins wrote:

Arrived in Canada today.

jim


On 22-09-2010, at 12:46 PM, SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:

:-) Glad to read this ... I hope that the other issues arrive
quickly at their destinations - they are all on their way.

I am happy to deliver another issue with many bonus pages next time too - 
provided, we get enough material for the next issue in time!!!

Cheers   Jochen


Anton Preinsack wrote:

Am 19.09.2010 um 13:06 schrieb Frank-Guido Dibowski:

QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1 arrived here(Germany, Eifel) yesterday.
I like it 

Regards to all,

Frank-Guido Dibowski

QL Today arrived here in Vienna/Austria (and I like it, too;-)).
Regards,
Anton
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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-09-23 Thread James Hunkins
Arrived in Canada today.

jim


On 22-09-2010, at 12:46 PM, SMSQ - Jochen Merz wrote:

:-) Glad to read this ... I hope that the other issues arrive
quickly at their destinations - they are all on their way.

I am happy to deliver another issue with many bonus pages next time too - 
provided, we get enough material for the next issue in time!!!

Cheers   Jochen


Anton Preinsack wrote:
 Am 19.09.2010 um 13:06 schrieb Frank-Guido Dibowski:
 QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1 arrived here(Germany, Eifel) yesterday.
 I like it 
 
 Regards to all,
 
 Frank-Guido Dibowski
 QL Today arrived here in Vienna/Austria (and I like it, too;-)).
 Regards,
 Anton
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Re: [Ql-Users] QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1

2010-09-22 Thread Anton Preinsack
Am 19.09.2010 um 13:06 schrieb Frank-Guido Dibowski:

 QL Today Volume 15 Issue 1 arrived here(Germany, Eifel) yesterday.
 I like it 
 
 Regards to all,
 
 Frank-Guido Dibowski

QL Today arrived here in Vienna/Austria (and I like it, too;-)).

Regards,
Anton
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