Concert

[Greg Newell]

Ric,
    I'm not completely sure since I don't us Outlook Express but i think
that is where your problem lies. I've heard that OE is wide open to
attacks to viruses and the like and also it's users, I've been told,
receive more spam than the users of other platforms. Perhaps you should
consider switching to another program.

Greg

Richard Moody wrote:

> Congratulations Ron,
>     May I ask what do you get out of this?
> Are you doing this for a degree or a course requirement?
>     Actually I think all university techs, or "head" tech aspirants at
> least should be required to give a recital.  (I have yet to see that
> on a job opening notice)  What better assurance that the institution's
> pianos are  best cared for if the technician can give a recital.  The
> "RPT desirable" is an attempt (for level of quality) but without a
> playing requirement....well I better not rock the boat.....too much.
>
>     Another reason for this post is that I am replying to a post that
> when opened showed a picture of a grand piano.  There was no
> indication on the email in my box this would happen as there was no
> sign of an attachment.  Of course I don't object to this picture, but
> I would like to know something other than text will be opened when I
> click on an email.    Also I am wondering if responding to this type
> of email and sending it back through the list sever, will the picture
> of the grand piano appear. ??    If it does I didn't plan it to.   It
> might be that some get it and others don't,  like those who use MS
> Outlook Express which I use.   Also since there was no attachment but
> a picture was included, I would like to know how to do this.
> Thanks    ---ric
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ron Torrella <rontorrella@yahoo.com>
> To: College & Univ. Tech Forum <caut@ptg.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:32 PM
> Subject: Concert
>
> | Here's one for all y'all university techs....
> |
> |
> | I believe that this is the first solo recital put on by a staff
> member -- a piano technician, no less -- in the recent history of the
> school.
> |
> |

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