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Subject:Re: Standards for Cautionary Statements From:Win Day <winday -at- IDIRECT -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 28 Mar 1996 15:11:47 -0500
>> unfortunately (1) the upgrade from hell
>> wiped my hard drive (whereon this info was stored) and
>Windows95 or Word6 <grin>?
>>(2) we recently
>> moved and the hard copy version is buried somewhere amongst 3 boxes of
>> papers. (This by way of apology, defensive tone aside.)
>>
>Moved a year ago.
>Still have 18 boxes of books, disks and hardcopy files to unpack.
>Sometimes it's easier to start from scratch than to find the original!
Move cross-country about every 4 years. Have one philosophy: no unopened
box moves twice. Either open it and USE what's inside, or throw it out.
Keeps the inventory down <g>.
Win
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Win Day
Technical Writer/Editor
Email: winday -at- idirect -dot- com
