[GEM Development] I've got a lead ...

[Thomas Clayton]

Dear Me - and the Rest of You, too:

The man,  Gary Glover by name, sent me a reply
yesterday. He was *not* able to find the general GEM
Scan / ScanExpress application -  among his three and
a half inch (3.5") diskettes. I thanked him and, also,
said it'd be 'OK' if found it among his five and a
quarter inch (5.25") diskettes :-) .

Tom Clayton


--- Thomas Clayton <topcatdrc at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear Group:
> 
> I've got a lead on getting a copy of GEM Scan. The
> man
> may not have a copy anymore, but *definitely* used
> to.
> He wrote a book - about 1990 - called "Image
> Scanning
> for Desktop Publishers" featuring a review of GEM
> Scan
> in part of one of his chapters. In the back he gave
> his address (at that time). With that I've been able
> to make contact with him - even though he has moved.
> He's going to check his old diskette collection(s)
> for
> it. Most likely he thinks he discarded it when he
> moved but ... he's willing to check anyway.
> 
> BTW, I told him about our 'progress' as well as the
> fact that items DR *AND* GEM were released under the
> GNU Pulic License. He asked for a list of websites
> related to GEM. That's when I noted I'd lost my USB-
> FD and the GEM URL list it contained. This is ALSO
> why
> I've asked you for your 'suggestions' for GEM
> related
> URLs.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Thomas Clayton
> 
> 
> 
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