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   Hey Carol!   
      
    CS> Reference, 1983, A school in Navy.  Also 1989-1995 A school   
    CS> instructor.   
      
   You have my (personal) reference beat as it goes back to a first year   
   university computer science class back around 1973-ish.  I definetly don't   
   recall there being line lengths in punch card production.  What I do recall   
   from that time is me promising myself to never have anything to do with   
   computers after that experience.  I lived up to that promise until the late   
   1980s and by that time there were no punch cards to be seen, thank goodness.    
   Nine track tapes were just starting to be phased out around then.  In fact it   
   was the act of porting data from nine track to exabyte (external scsii on a   
   sparc2 to a networked nine track drive) that prompted me to learn c and unix.    
   ftp became my game with a tad of telnet thrown in.  That was just before   
   running across fidonet.   
      
   Life is good,   
   Maurice   
      
   ... Lef mon læces behofað; læran sceal mon geongne monnan.   
       A sick man needs a doctor; a young man should be taught.   
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