Hi Roy,


>> Yep.. His company took off right away from what I remember...what's
>> funny to me is we discovered he worked closely with a company that
>> we'd dealt with way way back before the internet became so free and
>> easy .. back then, you could only send an ISP a list of files or
>> info you wanted (and it wasn't cheap) and then the next day or
>> whatever you could download the stuff.. and if you tried to
"access"
>> some systems during BUSINESS hours and tied things up you'd might be
>> blacklisted. It was a whole different world then..

> Slightly before I got access to the internet...I remember seeing files
> from your system made available on my first excursion on the internet. I
> was looking for anything related to ham radio. Yours had the most
> available then.

Yes, thanks to Lee Laird's dedication to rounding up those authors and
files for his HamFDN.. After things started slowing down, Lee tried to
continue via email, then ftp, etc., but his family needed him more


Once in a while I get a windows ham file in from authors, not to often though
:(  And not knowing the first thing about Ham radio, I'd be hesitant to start
looking for files..

Take care,
Janis

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