[at-l] Then The Hail Came"

[jplynch@crosslink.net (Jim Lynch)]

I agree wtih this.  I did the samething (it looks like a great read!). 
I'm going to try to print it double-sided (save a tree or two).  But
it'll be for my personal use only, so I think that's ok.  Haven't read
much of it, but "Hail" looks pretty good....



saunterer@jimbullard.org wrote:
> 
> A short while back someone asked if I could send the file that I used to
> print out "Then The Hail Came".  I lost track of who asked but here's the
> answer (everyone else please hit 'Delete').
> 
> I don't feel any guilt over doing this for my personal use but I don't have
> permission to distribute a print version (or the file of a print version)
> but aside from that question, here's what I did.  I used 'Edit', 'Select
> All' and 'Copy' to capture the files then dumped them into Lotus Word Pro
> (Millennium Edition).  I edited out the HTML code, formatted it into a book
> with page numbers, etc.  Finally I printed all 300+ pages and had them
> spiral bound at Office Max.  Each section/chapter is a file, 28 in all for
> a grand total of 1.82 megabytes.  Not the sort of attachment that mail
> servers like much, in fact they tend to gag on stuff that large.  So I
> guess the answer is . . .  not really.
> 
> sAunTerer
> 
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