Subj : Email Clients...
To   : Peter Knapper
From : Rich Wonneberger
Date : Wed Jul 27 2005 10:17 pm

*** Quoting Peter Knapper to Rich Wonneberger dated 07-27-05 ***
> Look out... I am about to drift down memory lane here... In fact that 
> site -

Peter,

You started a bit earlier then me.
The first system I did programing on was an IBM System 23.  It was more a PC  
then a main frame.  Mid to late 70's iIrr.  I think it had 3 or 4 8 inch  
floppies.

I went to school for main frame op's around 1992.  They had a IBM 4340 when I  
started, but replaced it with a 4380.  There were 3 9-track drives, about 20  
hard drives, and 2 line matrix (iIrr) printers. 
School found me a job with a mini system and 4 terminals (total for the  
office).
After a year I converted them to a Novell server and 15 stations, mostly  
diskless.  More programing in FoxPro under DOS.

After that office closed, I went to school for Novell cert.  That school put  
me in a Windows site.  They taught me how to install NT3.51, then NT 4.0.   
That site lasted through 4 companies.  When I got laid off I took MCSA courses  
which included Comptia's A+ and Net+.  I got the Comptia certs and want to  
start the MS tests before the summer ends.

Lately, I have started playing with MySQL.  I want to learn to program the  
queries to be accessed from a browser for lookups.

Will check the links you listed later.

Rich
I-Net   turtil@frontiernet.net


.... All right.... who siphoned the blood out of my cat?
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