In a message on Wednesday 01-12-16 Paul Quinn said to Holger Granholm:   
      
   Good evening Paul,   
      
    HG> beginning run Norton Commander, Central Points which began as PCTools,   
      
   PQ> Now you're jogging some old memories.  I recall toying with PCTools   
   PQ> as well, and a bunch of other utils, say, to low-level format HDDs   
   PQ> and adjust sector-skipping rates, etc.  :)   
      
   Oh yes they are still in fresh memory. I have used Norton Utilities very   
   recently, namely the WIPEDISK program to wipe out a whole HD, before   
   putting in a new OS/2 installation.   
      
    HG> I've deferred this message of yours. It will stay there until I delete   
      
   PQ> On second thoughts: it's h-e-a-v-y on photo file sizes, so, save it   
   PQ> till you find a fast internet connection.  I really must do one or   
   PQ> two piccies of the current Win 8.1 before I blow it away, too.  ;)   
      
   Yes, I even received a Mobile Broadband subscription as XMAS gift, so   
   Santa was very kind to me. I'll use it as soon as I've got that Win10   
   configured to my liking, and got the needed programs installed.   
      
   Yesterday, I even got the ZTreeWin installed. Don't ask me how, it just   
   worked. I may have hit the right command prompt, and suddenly it worked.   
      
   PQ> the same environment as us on the east coast, but it's much much   
   PQ> drier. Hence a lot of bushfires.   
      
   Well, you've got your share of them too.   
      
    HG> A local inhabitant here is visiting her sisters over there, ....   
      
   PQ> staying with me on the weekend and happened to, just casually mind   
   PQ> you, mention that she works with a girl from Aland!  I'm sure she   
   PQ> said Aland.  (I'll double-double check.)  I should ask for a name,   
   PQ> as well.   
      
   The lady I mentioned in the previous post, is a retired physiotherapist,   
   a very good one, named Sheila Sundblom.   
      
   Actually, there are many persons from �land, that either have emigrated   
   to Australia, or are working there, or studying there.   
      
   Also, many a sailor have left their ship in Australia, and made a living   
   there, especially from the Eriksson sailing ships that brought wheat to   
   Europe.   
      
   It's quite ecpensive to go there just for a holiday, but some do it.   
      
      
   Have a nice evening,   
      
   Holger   
      
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    þ MR/2 2.30 þ Dogs crawl under gates, software under Windows.   
      
      
    * Origin: Coming to you from the Sunny Aland Islands. (2:20/228)