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Steve brings up a very good point. It is a very good idea to check out very carefully any message that you are thinking about re-posting to a discussion group. That includes announcements of new Internet resources, some of which are actually unavailable or are not available as described. A good rule of thumb: Check it out first! Best wishes, Peter PMILBURY@ERICIR.SYR.EDU ................................................................ Peter Milbury, Library Media Teacher/Mentor Teacher/TeleMentor ............. Pleasant Valley High School, Chico, California 95926 Voice: 916-891-3060 Co-owner of LM_NET: Discussion Group for School Library Media Professionals Connecting Over 3,000 School Library Media Professionals Worldwide ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ On Sun, 1 Jan 1995, Steven Weller wrote: > The FCC modem tax thing is like the Craig Shergold postcard thing and the > AOL virus thing: > > 1. It never existed or doesn't exist any more > > 2. It never dies as a net.rumor > > It pays to not propagate information unless it either comes from a reliable > source or you can substantiate it. > > Microsoft had to issue a *disclaimer* to the rumor that they had bought the > Catholic church! > > > > -- > Steven Weller <Windsor Consulting Group> +1 502 648 4115 (voice) > +1 502 451 5935 (fax) > 2014 Cherokee Pkwy, Suite J, Louisville, KY 40204, USA > <OS-9 Consultancy and Software> stevenw@iglou.com or sweller@aol.com >