Re: common handouts

[Don <dr2@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Al,

With all due respect, if I wanted to take anyone's handouts, I could scan
into a revisable format and do whatever I wanted to from there...frankly,
if I did that with any of the better known speaker's presentations word
would get out faster than either of us can clean a turkey drumpstick and
things would hit the fan from there...  Not worth it in my book.  I keep
the ,pdf's around because I want the portability and ease of
archival/retrieval of the handouts.  Those hard copy forms take up alot of
space...or used to.

It just creates an extra step.  But you're right, there are folks in
history that have misused handout pdf's...



On Wed, 26 Nov 2003, Al Barsa wrote:

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> There are some speakers who do not want their stuff distributed on the web
> or CD.  I am one of them.  PDF files when distributed can be ripped off
> with little effort.
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> Al
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> Hey all,
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> I tossed all of my paper handouts from the Orlando Common (not wanting to
> carry 30 lbs of paper home)  because I erroneously thought they were all on
> the CD.
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> Does anyone know where I can get copies of some of the handouts not on the
> CD?
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> Specifically,
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> Using Net.Data Lab,
> LAB: Using Net.Data  and
> Net.Data - Become a Web Programmer in 2 Hours - Andrew Borts
> CGIDEV2 - both sessions - Jon Paris
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> I checked the common web page, and they don't have them either.
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> Thanks,
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> Rick
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