Brent Reynolds wrote:
>Actually, most people who celebrated such things, at least in North America
>actually did celebrate the beginning of the new century in 1900, instead of
>the correct 1901, and there were many people who pointed out all the
>historical, mathematical, obvious, reasons why 1900 was not the beginning of
>a new century.
So this was diffrent on diffrent places around the world then, how
interesting. I wonder why you in the US thought so diffrently (or perhaps
it was here people thought diffrently then from other places?)
>What did Paillard call this box that they began making and selling in time
>to hit retail shelves in 1900? Why, they called it the Paillard New
>Century!
That's not the same as they thought it was the new century already. For
instance cars always get out a year ahead - and all the "millenium
products" came out a year before the people in marketing thought it was a
new millenia.
>Whatever you call it, have a good one, and keep those old survivors working
>right along and being useful!
Sure, I'm looking for all the good programs I can find a for a portable AT
right now.
While speaking of that where can I get a pop-up notepad from? My current
one uses 161KB (it has many other things I don't use, I still have the
manual in my bookshelf)
//Bernie
http://hem1.passagen.se/bernie/index.htm DOS programs, Star Wars ...
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