Re: Sayonara, good people

[Crash Gordon® <NONE@xxxxxxxx>]

Wow..Heathkit...that takes me back!
You're right about the signal:noise ratio here! :-)

Your site looks great...I would have refrained from using frames though.

R.



"John O" <johno@!noSPAM!heathkit.com> wrote in message =
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> Guys,
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> I came to this group in search of the knowledge I needed for a =
project. That
> project is complete, and since my vocational and avocational interests =
lie
> elsewhere, I'll be moving on. I just wanted to thank you all for the
> technical help you've provided. Also, thanks for the occassional =
laughs.
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> It required a bit of dedication for me to sort through the noise in =
this
> group, in order to get to the good stuff. There's plenty of that good =
stuff
> to be found, and google's NG searches were a treasure of info. Folks =
with
> less dedication are going to see the noise and leave.
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> <commercial plug warning>
> That said, here's the finished project: http://www.heathkit.com click =
on the
> /click here for more info/ link. This stuff is designed for technical
> training schools. Our customers include tech colleges, tech high =
schools,
> and many commercial training companies. I edited and wrote the =
textbooks,
> and did my best to incorporate the realities of your workplace, given =
the
> severe schedule I was given. The best part of these courses is the =
hands-on
> exercises that allow students to DO the things we describe. The =
second-best
> part is that these courses are easy for the instructors to use.
> <end the plug>
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> I'll hang out for a day or two, but other projects are calling. Thanks =
again
> for all your help.
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> John O
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