MESSAGE
| DATE | 2002-10-16 |
| FROM | vin
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| SUBJECT | Re: [hangout] Schedule flyer for LaGuardia Demo
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If not too late, and I apologise for not responding earlier, I haven't seen it
until now:
1. Please add the hyperlink to NYLXS ie: www.nylxs.com
2. If possible, please add a second page or separate page, listing in
paragraph form, what the event is all about, a listing as below of each
event/time, and web site address of www.nylxs.com, and web site address of
specific page describing demo, and specific page, if different, of where the
document is located on the web site.
9:00-9:30 Room E255 Opening Address by Joy Moy & Intro to Free Software by
Ruben Safir
10:00-10:30 Library X, Linux Desktops and Window Managers by Jonathan Jacobs
10:00-10:30 Room E250 Computer Based Telephony by David Sugar
10:00-10:30 Room etc.
3. It looks great.
4. It' s probably too late for the flyer, but for the web site, BIO's would
be great. We have some highly qualified and gifted individuals making the
presentations. It is a big plus to add the bios of the presenters if there
is no objection. Marco's bio is on the web site. How many students/free
software fans/programmers know by looking at the flyer that we have an
architect of the Bayonne Telephony Project making a presentation? That's
worth some word of mouth and groups chatter...
If this can be added in time for the flyer, add the bios to the second
page/paragraph type of description.
The changes don't have to hold up the printing of the flyer (although
www.nylxs.com should be added). Make the changes, then update the file on
the site. I'll be using the flyer for the rest of the week to submit to
media outlets.
Send the link (to hangout) to where on www.nylxs.com the pdf file is located
once it is placed there.
5. Thanks for the great work!
Vin.
On Wednesday 16 October 2002 18:13, Inker, Evan wrote:
> Comments Please...
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> Otherwise it's the final revision and will be ready for the event...
>
> Regards,
>
> Evan <>
>
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