1/8/98

As announced, I have released an update to my 
DLG2EU dialog translator utility for Euphoria.
Version 1.2 supports Textbox, List, Combo, Group
box and checkbox functions. Included in the 
Download Version 1.2 Zip package
is a project tool called Dialog Distiller.
which is a Windows front end editor & launcher.
sample dialog forms include a simple calculator
and a GUI for Angry Man's speed Dialler 


I am interested in exchanging media credits
Especially desired are five minutes of Network TV
or 1/2 ton of plastic action figures.
I have added my resume and some new graphics
to this site. Please check them out. 

I encourage all my Computer savy guests to visit
news.newusers.questions to help out 
in answering the call of the lost and confused.

1/13/98 
I have been hustling to pick up new work,
most of the contracts I've submitted for prior
to Christmas have been delayed or are no longer
mentioned... The typical dissapointment of many
recruiters and staffers I find.

here's a question and my answer from usenet  ;
I have edited it a bit for length and content 

> I have a triangualar logo 
> (the blue triangle with the "T" cut out of it)
> that I want to convert into a 3-D object that 
> will spin on a vertical axis.
> 
> I am looking for a package that will allow 
> me to do this
> (as opposed to > attempting to draw 50 consecutive
> frames by hand).
----snipped----
1.Convert the Triangle into a font that you can 
reuse for letterhead.
2. Use Pov-ray 3.0(freeware) to Render the Font
 charector rotating  (by a clock value times
 the degree of swing) for 50 frames. 
Click Here to
visit the POV orginization site.  

Heres another question and replies;
> > Okay, folks, I need help.  I have a
 zillion e-mails I ned to save
> > (actually about 78).  I would like to 
save them to a disk.  How do I go
> > about doing this?  I am on Netscape Gold.
> >
> > Thanks for any assistance!
> >
-- the responder told this person to Save each
-- mail message as a Text file. 
-- Imagine point and click and typing 78 times! 
That's a nice suggestion, but very inefficient
 for his purpose of archiving. He should xcopy
 the entire MAIL directory or just the folders
desired(include the SNM file). He can point the
 Mail reader preferences
to this directory to retrieve archived messages. 

1/16/98
I'm planning on Upgrading soon. 
New Motherboard, Processor, Video Card
and a mini tower case. I'll probally keep
my old SIMMs, but the Hard drives will have to go
eventually. I'll add another page to detail
some of the problems encountered, such as
buying the right Chipset. If your confused
about chipsets and Motherboards check out the January 
issue of  Computer Source
for an article on them. Computer source is 
available for Free at many Places around 
puget sound, including the Ferry Terminals.