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> >> Why is it that STC does not have Internet access? As more tech writers
> >> have access to the internet though direct Internet access, America
> >> On-Line or Compuserve, the importance of worldwide conductivity inproves
> >> productivity and greatly broadens the information technology available to
> >> all of us. If it is a cost thing, try incorporating it into the dues.
> >> STC should get into the real world and have Internet conductivity.
> >
> >
> >I would like to second Mr. Nadel's remarks!
> > --Lisa Heggestad Battle
> I agree, too -- I've wondered for a long time now. So, are any STC
> leaders out there in a position to do something about it? Or do we
> all need to write letters to national STC?
> Faith Weber
We were told at the STC conference in Dallas that the STC office is not
staffed to the point that it could deal with a large influx of electronic
mail, so for the time being at least, don't ask because the answer is no.
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