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 Voltan would really like to meet this spammer face to face some day. Always sending Voltan emails advertising things Voltan does not wish to buy! Replica watches, canadian drugs, homeowner loans, bah! Always trying to sell Voltan drugs that promise to enhance things Voltan does not need enhancing!

 There must be some self indulgence an evil supergenius can have without all this guilt! Squashing the miserable buggers is frowned upon, as is most everything else they have coming to them. This frustrates Voltan almost as much as the spam itself.

The shirt collar ought to be jerked up tightly about the chest and pulled to nose level, with a tight shove against a convenient post emphasizing each syllable. Maybe with a bit of spit to blow across the short distance between Voltan and the scumbag spammer.  All the aggrivation this bugger’s been causing for so long coming full force back on the perpetrator until Voltan looses his voice! This pleases Voltan. Then it would be time for having friends over so they could blast their heads off, too. no use hogging up all the fun for myself!  This part is, of course, only fantasy. Voltan has no friends, nor needs any!

I would get Zane, my slacker henchman, to take care of it all for me but i can’t trust him to do things right. The last time Zane was asked to do something useful around here he let the whereabouts be known of supersecret seabase and that’s why we’ve had to move to supersecret seabase beta. 

 If the greasy spammers ever come round this way again, Voltan will set aside the fish and chips that night and see just how many calories are in that stuff.

here are two pages with cfmail instructions:

http://www.hostmysite.com/support/cfusion/cfmail/

adobe.com/coldfusion

here is the page i’m working on:
http://www.travistystudios.com/cfstudy/deb/sendmail.cfm

and cfmail.cfm is also in the same folder, take a look at both of them. If you know how to fix this form so it will email, write me: deb@travistystudios.com

Liz Rantanen was the February AAMUG guest speaker who told us about CRT output monitoring devices.  At our March meeting, we talked about the possibility of purchasing one as a group and sharing it. This leaves us with a few details to work out: what particular make/model to get, payment collection, and loaning it out. This is a great place to work these things out.

A little research is in order at this point, so more on the make/model and costs of each after that’s done.  After we know just how much $ is involved, we can slice up the amount and do the math. Meanwhile, let’s decide how we want to loan it out.  How long should we get to use it, how will it be returned, or passed on to the next member, should we consider a deposit to help insure its return, etc. etc.

I think these things are only for CRT monitors, if I understood correctly. Do we need to consider anything else, (like apple/PC) when choosing? I’ll ask around and report back.

Here’s one:

If the window fogs up, you’re still breathing!

Informal Photoshop Study Group to meet in Marion, Texas, beginning in April 2007. Open to AAMUG members, limit five. Details to be posted here (soon as Paul helps me set a date for Early April)

We will be using the Peachpit Press Photoshop WOW! books, bring them if you own one, (and any other photoshop/graphics books you like). These books are available very inexpensively on Amazon.com and Ebay (Paul bought his for 98 cents! plus shipping, Deb bought two for around $6 each, including shipping, and they were ALL in new/almost new condition) and we encourage you to get one.  Since much of the content is redundant, earlier editions are still very useful.

Post your intent to join this group by leaving comments here.

Forming another CSS Study Group, to begin April 2007, Marion, Texas. Details to be posted here. Interested members should contact Debbie Walton, via email: debbie AT aamug DOT com or phone: 830-420-3813. Pre register now by posting comment here. First four hour class will be free of cost, $10 per class thereafter. Limit 4 students per class!

If you would like to leave comments, suggestions, have questions about any of the utilities, etc., post them here.

My favorite has to be Stu Nickol’s CSS Play site. Nothing but examples! But these are all great sites.  If you have a great CSS link or tip, want to make a comment on the ones posted here, the world would love to hear about it.

CF Study Group