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|    Ed Vance to Holger Granholm    |
|    Re: Thank You!    |
|    19 Nov 18 22:40:00    |
      11-18-18 12:15 Holger Granholm wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Thank You!       Howdy! Again Holger,               HG> @MSGID: <5BF297FC.1939.amtradio@capitolcityonline.net>        HG> In a message on 11-17-18 Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:               HG> GD Ed,               HG> Your message sounded to me as a thanks and farewell to Fidonet.               EV> I'll have to look at My post again to see if it looks like that to        EV> Me. Didn't mean to suggest Fidonet (or BBSing) not being useful.               HG> Oh no, just like you was leaving Fidonet.              NOT EVER!!!!!!!!              I've been hooked on BBSing since I got the C=64 in early 1984.       This BBS has FidoNet Echoes and also has Echoes from Mystic, Dove, GT Power       and the iLink Networks.              Lots of interesting information.              Before 1984, I logged on a couple of 2 Meter Amateur Radio RTTY BBS's.       One was ran on an Apple ][ PC and the other on an Atari 400(or 800) PC.              I used an Netronics Ascii/Baudot Video Board and their Keyboard on 20M HF       and 2M VHF w/ a home brew 555 AFSK Keyer and a home brew RTTY Demodulator.              The first HF RTTY QSO I made on 20M was on W1AW's Bulletin Frequency.              After the Bulletin session ended I type CQ and had a short QSO with a HAM       using a KIM-1 Computer iirc.              I had thought there would be other Hams listening to those RTTY Bulletin,       and that would be a good time of day to try out My RTTY setup on HF.               EV> Some time ago You mentioned to Me about using the Mouse on Your lap,        EV> placed on something (Clipboard?).               HG> I didn't suggest 'on the lap' but at the height of your lap.              O.K. Duh. Memory - My PC has it, I don't. .... ..               HG> For instance: All my stationary machines stand on the floor and the top        HG> is abt 55 cm above the floor (2 feet minus 2 inches). On the top lays        HG> the mouse mat.              This XP box is 15" tall but is on a stand with wheels which makes it       18" abt 45 cm above the floor.              Ye old 486 is 25" above the floor.              Both of those PC's are in a corner of the room, a desk is on one side and       at a right angle is another desk for my Printer/Scanner AIO.              Those PC's are kinda hid where I could't use a mouse as You do on them.              I take the book off of my lap and put the Keyboard on my lap when I type.              I guess that's the only exercise I get in this room - swapping the Book I       use the Mouse on, and getting the Keyboard when I want to type something.               EV> THANK YOU!, doing that method has made life easier for Me now.               HG> OK.                     ... Murphy's Law is always a good excuse.(David Gerrold)       --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49        * Origin: capitolcityonline.net * Telnet/SSH:2022/HTTP (1:2320/105)    |
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