[Ham-Mac] ARRL seems to be listening

[Brian Short]

I don't know if anybody is interested, but you are
welcome to borrow my "Pro-Choice!" graphic.

See: http://www.k7on.com/blog.htm#ProChoice

You can plaster it all over the internet as far as I'm
concerned.

On Thursday, July 31, 2003, at 01:07 PM, harris ruben wrote:

> I notice today an article at:
>
> http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2003/07/30/1/?nc=1
>
> about printing envelopes, but that's not important.
>
> The significant thing about the article is the little gray box 
> embedded in the article. It reads:
>
>>> [Editor's Note: The following technique is perfectly applicable to 
>>> users of other computers and operating systems, such as Linux. Users 
>>> of Apple Macintosh computers who have a copy of Microsoft Word or 
>>> Office in their machines can use the procedure almost exactly. 
>>> Simply substitute the Command key for the Control key when using 
>>> copy and paste shortcuts. Those without Word or Office should 
>>> explore the envelope and template options in AppleWorks 6's word 
>>> processing module and use the same concepts discussed here, 
>>> modifying the exact steps, clicks and keystrokes to correspond to 
>>> the Mac programs.--Dave Hassler, K7CCC]
>
>
> Surprise! Do any of you think that the stink we made about LOTW got 
> results? Ya better believe it!
>
> Of course, we knew how to do what's described, but it seems we're 
> slowly losing our orphan status in the eyes of the league
>
> harris N2ERN
>
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