Matt Prather wrote:

I'd like to subscribe....

Is there an archive where I can ready previous newsletters?

Matt-

Sorry. No archives Matt.

Paul Lamar

Matt,

I am on for some time now and while I am still dreaming about playing

around

with rotaries at this time, I have a lot of the posts saved. I won't have
time to look for specific posts, but I am willing to forward you what I
have.
I suggest to do it day by day. Depending how good your mailbox is I

suggest

up to 10 days per day and you should have enough reading to do :)))
Normally I will not have any posts saved that deal with meeting/flyin/etc.
dates.

Thomas J.

   Hi Matt
       Skydoc here, the one in Kansas, I've got about two years worth of ACRE
on my hard drive in MS Outlook.   I'm trying to figure out away to put the
information on CD's or DVD's so that I can carry them around with my
laptop.   No luck yet but I've got a couple of kids working on it.   If any
one has any ideas I could use them.   And I hope I I'm not breaking any rules
if so please drop me a note.   Other wise I could send them to you as soon as
I get the transfer figured out.   There is a TON of good information in the
mailings.   Blue skies, Ron Maglaughlin

We have a CD available with all six years for $40.
It is full at around 650 meg. All graphics and pictures are 
included.

The files are in Netscape format. These files are basically
huge ASCII text files. One for each month. Named by month and year.

On the CD is Netscape 4.7 in a self extracting zip. Or you can download
Mozilla for free. 

Install NS or Mozilla.

You then copy these files over to the "nsmail" folder
that also holds the "Inbox", "Sent" and "Drafts" files among others.
In Mozilla the folder is called "Local Folders"
Once that is done the monthly files appear when you run NS or Mozilla.
They then can be searched in a myriad ways using key words.

You don't need to run Mozilla or NS as your primary email program to do this.
You can still run Outlook Express or Internet Explorer.
In fact I recommend you do not run NS as an email program as it is
rather buggy. Mozzila on the other hand is a perfectly good email
program.

Here is what the NS Messenger screen looks like when you have done this correctly.

Paul Lamar
 
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