<OT> Re: I'm Back

[Robert Black Eagle]

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Delighted to see you here!  I hope I can be of help to some folks.  I've even 
gotten to be as close to an expert on Master Documents on OpenOffice.org 
1.0.1 around.  Not many people use them, but I needed it for my book.

I've also learned a few other things, so I hope that experience is of use.  I 
also hope to get some help from others as I play further with my system (BTW, 
I've given up on the Puretek TPF560 as even on Windows, it is erratic and 
sometimes the standard init strings won't work -- waits an undefined amount 
of time -- from 5 seconds to 5 hours -- before agreeing to dial).  I've seen 
lots of horror messages on the "new" V.92 modem standard, even when written 
specifically for Windows.  Sigh!  It sounds so good!

So I'll actually put some money out for a good modem.

Hope to have some fun on this list.  Also hope to turn some Lycoris users on 
to it.

On Saturday 12 October 2002 3:31 pm, Net Llama! wrote:
> Welcome back!
>
> BTW, i'm back too.  I spent the past week on a much needed vacation in
> San Diego and Yosemite National Park.  Pictures, for those interested,
> can be found here:
> http://linux-sxs.org/~netllama/
>
> -Lonni
>
> Robert Black Eagle wrote:
> >
> > I'm glad to be back after nearly a year away.  I've got a book done
> > (translation of I Ching) and in the hands of an editor.
> >
> > I guess I should introduce myself.  I'm an old foggy - 61 years old.  I
> > started playing with (and using) computers back in 1976 with
> > "mini-computers" and mainframes with all of 64K memory!  CP/M made a
> > breakthrough for me and DOS was a bummer (a poor version of Xenix/Unix
> > and a lot less complete than CP/M).  MS still hasn't caught up.
> >
> > Four years ago, I discovered Caldera, but moved to Lycoris when looking
> > for something a bit less susceptible to my issues when playing with the
> > system. Well, it didn't work.  When you delete user Majordomo and its
> > files, the computer doesn't work anymore.
> >
> > I still lke to play with my machine, but I now make sure I've got two
> > backups of all production-level files.  In any case, I'm glad to be back
> > and to notice some friendly faces from before I left to finish my book.

- -- 
Robert Black Eagle
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