Hello Mike,

>>Nice article you wrote in the Atlantic magazine.  Still getting rave
>>reviews among sysops in FidoNet.  With the internet, the article is
>>available for anyone to read, with nothing more than the click of
>>a mouse.  The Atlantic archives are quite extensive, your article
>>published in Nov 2016 still there and very easy to find.
>
>Lee,
>I did not write that.  Someone else, who contacted me initially via the BBS,
>did.  I was interviewed for it.

Still, you did manage to achieve your own 15 minutes of fame.
Just as Andy Warhol predicted you would.  And that makes you not
only famous, but also an international celebrity!

>>I used that same reader for years.  The only real drawback
>>being the text limitation.  Easily fixed by third party freeware.
>
>Do you mean allowing SLMR to go beyond 99 lines, or some other limitation I
>am not apparently aware of?

This was years ago.  Found a few Croatian freeware programs that
worked with SLMR.  One did away with the limitation of lines.
Another one allowed huge letters to be made, making it possible
to create banners with SLMR.

I also found another freeware program from Australia that could
be used for doing the same thing.  Or separate and all by itself
as a word processor.

I do not recall the names of those freeware programs.  Wish I did.
It has been a while since I used a DOS-based offline reader.

--Lee

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