Charles,
I told Patrick to tell Lucas about your grotto meetings and we'll see what
happened. J.
- Original Message -
From: "Charles Goldsmith"
To: "J. LaRue Thomas"
Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2009 10:27 AM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] request for compu
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> Mouth, the 1st trip, and may want to join us. I don't have Lucas's contact
> info but if you're still coming and you'd still like a rider I can get the
> contact info. J.
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> ----- Original Message - From: "Charles Goldsmith"
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To: "J. LaRue Thomas"
Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Texascavers] request for computer help
Jacqui, I know I'm not local to you, but I can try to help. Depending
on how the disks were stored and where, they may be readable and may
not.
Cool, dr
Jacqui, I know I'm not local to you, but I can try to help. Depending
on how the disks were stored and where, they may be readable and may
not.
Cool, dry places with no humidity and not near any metallic objects
are the best way to store them. Being too close to another floppy
(paper envelopes d
All,
This is not caving but you folks are the most likely to have the info I
need...
My father saved personal history information to the larger-type (5 inch?)
floppies. The info does not appear to be anywhere else. He used two
computers (1 Apple, 1 PC) but both died many years ago. I do not e
