While trying to outmaneuver Chris Adams's twit filter, Jamshid Khoshrangi 
radioed:
CA> JK> What follows is a four message POSTIT!'ed .ZIP.  I had to .ZIP the
CA> JK> file because the source code includes codes that choke mailers.
 JK> CA>Jamshid, I just wanted to take a minute and thank you for the
 JK> amount of CA>high-quality code you have released. You're really
 JK> providing a lot of CA>valuable material.
 JK> It's a comment like yours above that makes writing publicly availble
 JK> code like ARDAF and LANSI worthwhile and rewarding in and of itself.
I have to say that I love it when people release really GOOD software or
routines and provide the source code. (Often, I find this right about the
time I was going nuts trying to write a simple routine to do a job w/o
wanting to spend the time to develop a complete routine just to do a
small part of whatever I'm writing.) I like to encourage people who do 
release source code, because I have a feeling that very few people who 
use their code will.
               - Chris Adams  - (805)928-8565 (Voice/FAX)  -
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... Pet peeves? I tried dogs, cats, birds, and fish. Peeves are better.
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