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Re: Anyone want to make a quick $100? I need a simple Applet

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From: Richard Rowell
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1998 00:00
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Attention to detail my friend, look at my tag line and my real email
address is clearly given.

On Fri, 20 Mar 1998 18:16:15 +0100, Conrad Hoesle-Kienzlen
<Conrad_Hoesle@csi.com> wrote:

>Richard,
>I would be interested and tried to e-mail you directly but the message
>came back as undeliverable because your server "shreve.dot.net" is not
>known...
>    Conrad
>
>>
>> _______________
>> Richard Rowell
>> rrowell@shreve.net
>>
>> Delphi, Perl, C++, Visual Basic, ADA, ASM:
>> Not any single language is the be-all end-all of programming.
>> Each language does something well, they are all simply tools.
>> Successful programmers learn not to use hammers to tighten screws,
>> or wrenches to pound nails.
>
>
>

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Richard Rowell
rrowell@shreve.net

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