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Old 11-21-2007, 09:20 AM   #3
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it's the willingness of you the user to learn the tools, use any failure or any success as an opportunity for learning, keep records about what you're doing, observe your emotions carefully, ask for help but most of all - stick with it and don't give up until you've learned all about it, don't jump from program to program. (When RDSS comes out, you can certainly switch to it if you like).
Hello Ted,

In the course of a conversation with Ronnie, I felt and recommended that he contact you. It was in my opinion that he would be best suited for the RDSS. Hopefully, I helped in someway to resolve his quandry.

Although, I am not very active as of late, I appreciated the opportunity to test your software (RDSS). I believe it's an excellent piece of work in progress. I told Ronnie that your software will have file conversion capabilities in the near future which would give him the option to use programs such as Thoromation and Synergism.
I wish you and Ronnie the best success.
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