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To: Jerry L. Price who wrote (6453)	12/9/1997 7:14:00 AM
From: ed pires	Respond to of 19109

Hi Jerry, Very funny piece.To all but true in this mixed-up world. peace man! Ed

To: Jerry L. Price who wrote (6453)	12/9/1997 9:27:00 AM
From: Johnny Stone	Respond to of 19109

Baja Jerry, I'll send it your way. I've sent it out to quite a few people now. I realized after going back and forth with Larry that the plug-in wasn't loaded correctly on my pc. I re-installed the plug-in in four different places before I got it right. Under Netscape in my directory, I had three different plug-in sub-directories, each under a "Program" subdirectory. I put it in all of these during the install process when it asked for destination directory, plus one other place I can't remember right now. Installed the plug-in four different times. One of them took. If you click on the file I sent you and the picture doesn't pop up, the plug-in isn't loaded. I'll bet most people don't have it loaded right. Hopefully Tom and the gang will cure this little glitch in the final version. Get ready Baja, here comes Shotgun to your mailbox! This was in the Arbuckles at an airshow at the airpark in Gene Autry, Ok. I know you know the area. Someone asked my why I was holding a fishing pole. <g> It's a radio transmitter and I was flying a radio controlled aircraft at the show. shotgun

To: Jerry L. Price who wrote (6453)	12/9/1997 9:36:00 AM
From: Johnny Stone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19109

Baja Jerry, Also to let you know the history of this picture,it started out as 2.4 meg on the local newspaper server. I edited it down to get a wide angle view and it was then a little under one meg. Then compressed it with Trudef and it came out at 106k, so the picture has been kicked around quite a bit and still looks pretty decent. The great thing about it is how it squashes the pictures down and sends them so fast by e-mail. If they polish this thing up a little, which they are, it should be a handy tool for lots of people. shotgun jj