From: John Hay (OceanCity_at_mac.com)
Date: Fri Sep 16 2005 - 05:31:54 PDT
Thanks for the great pointers. I'll follow them. Good advice.
Also, love the closing quote "If your pictures aren=92t good enough,
you're not close enough." Taking this at face value it's such a riot
watching an amateur photographer taking "snapshots" of something with
the expectation that what they envision in their mind will end up on the
actual image in the camera, LOL. Even better, the one's who take a
"snapshot" at dusk of a sunset and their "flash" fires off reinforcing
to them that the amount of light produced by their flash traveled some
10,000 miles and then back again from the horizon and lit up the world".
John
9/16/05 Jon Glass issued the following and I have taken literary
license to pass it along on a "Need to Know Basis" . . . ?
>
>On Sep 16, 2005, at 12:04 AM, John Hay wrote:
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>> If anyone knows a solution to either or both of these issues I would
>> greatly apppreciate an answer, otherwise, reluctantly, I must move on=20=
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>> to
>> the next ToDo organizer, perhaps MoreInfo, as this has been mentioned
>> many times before.
>>
>You might also want to look at StandAlone Software's Dateman. I believe=20=
>
>it has an awesome todo function. Also, there is TimeTrax. It has a=20
>rather powerful and flexible todo system, as well as a unique interface=20=
>
>to your agenda. You really ought to try both of these out as well. In=20
>fact, I suggest starting with TimeTrax. You will probably find that it=20=
>
>does what you want, and the interface will be much more useful (less=20
>cluttered-looking)
>--=20
>-Jon Glass
>Krakow, Poland
>
>"If your pictures aren=92t good enough, you=92re not close enough." - =20=
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>Photojournalist Robert Capa
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