[TrunkCom] Thank You Don Starr!!

Joe Hathaway [email protected]
Mon, 05 Jan 2004 10:48:54 -0600


--- In [email protected], "Tom" <tfson@y...> wrote:
 > I would like to take this time to thank Don Starr for all his fine
 > work and information he has provided not only here in this group, but
 > on his excellent web site as well. I know that providing so much info
 > and making these programs that make it much easier for us to program
 > our scanners can be a hard and thankless job at times. I thank you
 > Don for all the fine software that you have provided and I for one
 > recognize the time consuming efforts you have put into this wonderful
 > hobby of ours so that we can all enjoy scanning that much more. I
 > thank you for all you have done and for all the help you have given
 > me if indirectly, it has still taught me a lot. Thanks for all your
 > fine work. Happy New year To You.

Don Starr monitors all these discussion groups, and offers help when 
needed, so I'm sure he appreciates these messages of thanks.  But how 
about taking a minute to thank him with a few US dollars, also?  Don 
provided us the Win92, 93, and 95 interface programs at no charge, and 
all the updates, bug fixes, and his most-helpful Web sites.  Back when 
the Pro-93 was state-of-the-art, many of us each sent Don (via PayPal) 
small donations to say "Thank You" in a concrete way.  Typically, Don 
did not solicit the donations, and actually used the influx to purchase 
myriad USB-serial converters to test each with his programs, and then 
made whatever changes were required to expand our choice of converters.

Let me not be obtuse:  Take a minute NOW to send a few dollars, by 
whatever means you choose, to Don at Don @ Starrsoft .com [after 
removing the blanks!] if you use, have used, or ever might use Win92, 
Win93, or Win95.  If you do not have access to any net payment service, 
perhaps a visit to the Win96 site (where the new program is sold, not 
given away) will yield an address or method of expressing your appreciation.

Ans.:  Yes, I did--long ago.

Joe