Re: common handouts

To Al's credit, I know that he has distributed COMMON handouts to those
who have asked.  Quite a while ago I had questions about backup, from
which Al graciously sent me his presentation.

BTW, I think that having possession of the handouts without the benefit of
having attended the session is somewhat overrated.  From most of the
handouts I've seen, it's clear that there's a lot of discussion going on
between the slides (well, I certainly hope there is, cuz there's really
not enough detail in some of the presentations I've seen to do a whole lot
with).

GA

--- Don <dr2@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
> 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...


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