To be continued on russiannewton list
>
>> From: Denis Krasnov <dkrasnov_at_nyc.rr.com>
>
>> Thank you Anton
>
> You are welcome :)
>
>> Your newton site is an enormous help and I am sure that I am not alone
>> saying this.
>
> Oh, well, thanks for the compliments. I made this site because I could not
> find anything useful about Newton in the Russian area of Internet. Even
> www.newton.ru is now almost dead and does not contain much useful info. By
> the way, there's going to be a big update on my site very soon, it's
> dedicated to russification of MP2k Newtons (as I bought one only recently).
>
>> I think it should be put to a vote, is newtontalk list a proper place to
>> further discuss questions specific to Russian enabled newtons or should
>> we
>> go to russiannewton list.
>
> I think we'd better go to the Russian list because there we'll be able to
> talk in our native language (and not disturb newtontalk list members with
> mysterious messages they cannot read). And the second reason is that
> russiannewton list is rather quiet now (although last time I checked there
> were 17 or 18 subscribers), so we can fill it with some content :)
>
>> PS. Anton, you mentioned that you are quite adroit with making newton
>> books
>> in russian, is there a place where I can find any of those, or should we
>> maybe start such a place up ?
>
> Yes, I've made a lot of books. In fact, one of the main uses of Newton for
> me is reading electronic books. But they are all made in different formats -
> when I had MP120 I made books with a large bold font (bacause of lack of
> backlight on this unit), when I got 130 font size went smaller, and now I
> make books for a big MP2k screen (well, in fact I've only made one big book
> for MP2k so far, with Akutagawa short stories). Some of the books are
> rather ugly because I was not very experienced with making them. If you are
> still interested, I can send you a list of my books where you pick ones of
> your interest (but bear in mind that most of them are in MP120-130 format).
> And if you'll manage to start a website where people can submit their
> books I won't complain, of course :) I don't have plans to do it at
> newt.nm.ru so far, because web-hosting at nm.ru is very poor and I just
> don't have enough time and web-design skills.
>
> PS I'm on a digest, so my replies are a bit late.
>
> Anton Balaban
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> http://www.newt.nm.ru
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