On 28 Sep 99, Donncha O Caoimh wrote:
> Well, we're still having meetings every week. Funny thing is that half the
> people who go aren't on the list/have limited access to the list so makes
> you wonder.. :P
I've still yet to get down to one of them... I keep trying though :)
>> Things are still active. I'm trying to garner support on the main ILUG
> list for LAID, but I've only received one email back from a potential
> speaker who's willing to drop out. I'll try post again.
You couldn't post a message about it here could you? I don't get the linux.ie
list... i probably will start again though... (i got it for about three months and
didn't get round to reading it... i have 200 unread messages from it :( )
>> Also, we're actively looking for people to help with a web based contact
> manager/email client/marketing tool. Chances are we'll use code from the
> Twig and IMP projects (or at least implementation ideas) so getting
> familiar with those is our first step. Anyone with database and web coding
> support are more than welcome to join. (That invitation also goes out to
> beta testers, graphics artists, and designers and anyone else talented
> with computers)
What kind of coding would you be using for the program? C, VBA or Java?
I'm willing to be a beta tester for it... I also have some talent in Computers... :)
>> Donncha.
>See ya...
ben
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