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Sorry about your loss. It's tough for a person to try to remember all the ideas and tricks he/she develeoped.
When I put ideas and programs on paper .. I type them in on my laptop and make backups. This way there is not only one copy that can be lost!
Namir
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Hi, Tizedes;
I'm sad for you, but I also hope you find your 'notes' books. I once had a particular painfull loss: three issues of HP Key Notes. Not my own notes, but surely something not to be lost. About one year ago, a portable stair falled over one of my CD's and smashed it into pieces (should I say 'rest in peace' or 'rest in pieces'?). It was a collection of about 600MBytes of HP data, some were my own, others were from other sources, like the MoHPC, HP itself and some contributors. Many of the 'foreign' data I could recover, but the ones I had as my own (programs, procedures, etc) were definitely lost.
It is not much of a comfort though, but surely will let you know that others understand your feelings.
Regards.
Luiz (Brazil)
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Living is a long run with losts and findings. If you can recognize yourself in a mirror nothing is lost 8^). New ideas, recipies, and coloured books will come for sure.
Cheers!
Marx Pio
