LETTER.TXT Driver File Contents (W95-11D.ZIP)

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Subj: Feedback
Date: 5-2-1997
From: WJChais
To: axcel216

I've been waiting for 7 years for just such a "treasure trove" of information.
Your tips & tricks which I have shared with my class (I teach HS) enabled one
of my students to land a very good job in the MIS division of a small, local
company. She just impressed the hell right out of them. Thanks to you, this
only child of a single parent will have a chance in life.
Keep up the good work.

Wayne



Subj: Re: Feedback
Date: 5-4-1997
From: axcel216
To: WJChais

Wayne,

I was deeply moved by your story.
I am very happy somebody did benefit at such a great extent from browsing
through my files. I'm sure this person is a very gifted student, did her
homework and that you are an excellent teacher, and that I don't hold a major
part in her success, my tips could not have been of much use to someone who
didn't know how to apply them. Please send my best wishes to your entire
class, and especially to the fortunate student.
Please feel free to check my web site on a regular basis for updates:
http://members.aol.com/axcel216/
Pending your permission I'd like to have the privilege of adding your letter
to my files.
Thanks a lot in advance.

George



Subj: Re: Feedback
Date: 5-5-1997
From: WJChais
To: axcel216

George,

You certainly have my permission to use my letter. Thank you very much for
your kind reply. I was just thinking that it's too bad that you are not the
author of some of the multitude of "Help" books and software manuals which are
on the market. If I had one wish, it would be that I had the time (and an
"angel") so that I could write (perhaps "re-write" would be a more appropriate
term) some of these Help manuals. Don't these cyber-authors have any footing
in reality? To twist the words of some anonymous anti-educator pundit: "Those
who can, do and those who can't, write Help manuals".
Keep up the good work.

Wayne



Subj: Re: Feedback
Date: 5-7-1997
From: axcel216
To: WJChais

Wayne,

Your compliments are greatly appreciated. Many thanks for your insight.
I am only a PC user that made a hobby out of this (making my computing life
easier, and coping with our "beloved" every day Windows/DOS annoyances), so
most of the stuff I put together in these files comes from my personal
experience dealing with "Wintel" computers for over 5 years.
I have had others telling me I should write a book on this matter, but since
my day job (not computer related) keeps me busy enough, I can't seem to find
time for such an enterprise. Maybe some day... :)
BTW, answering email is also time consuming, but I'm always glad to help (I
remember how helpless I've felt in my early computing days).
And I always welcome ideas, tips, comments to improve my tips files so
everybody can get help with this annoying, every day computing business.
Feels good to be able to make a difference, a feeling you probably experience
every day.
Best wishes and keep up the good teaching.

George
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