Sorry I Haven't Been Around Much...

[beatles9091]

but my head is swimming with MAC commands, QuarkExpress, and NewsProEdit.
Geez... I know how to do most of the things on a PC but trying to translate
that...Anyway, I think (I hope) my new employers are tolerating me as I
learn my new skills. I had my first two UNCHANGED headlines printed today.

Anyway, purrs and prayers for all those that need them and I'll try to sneak
in from time to time until I get a handle on this thing...

Roger

[Tanada]

beatles9091 wrote:
>
> but my head is swimming with MAC commands, QuarkExpress, and NewsProEdit.
> Geez... I know how to do most of the things on a PC but trying to translate
> that...Anyway, I think (I hope) my new employers are tolerating me as I
> learn my new skills. I had my first two UNCHANGED headlines printed today.
>
>

WTG Roger. Two UNCHANGED headlines in ONE day. Seriously, that's
progress, and you haven't even been there a week yet. You do what you
need to via the job, we'll understand and wait impatiently for the next
installment of life from the cats' POV.

Pam S.

[polonca12000]

We are thinking of you, Roger, sending best wishes and purrs for you to have
no problems at your great new job,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"beatles9091" > wrote in message
...
> but my head is swimming with MAC commands, QuarkExpress, and NewsProEdit.
<snip>

[GKiuchi]

<< Glad to hear you're doing well in your new job! Does your newspaper have a
website? I'd love to check it out... :)

--
Victor M. Martinez

http://www.che.utexas.edu/~martiv
>>


Cool, Roger! It would be so exciting to see a familiar name in a byline!

Gennie (who's worked in publishing for 20+ years w/o a byline 'cause she's in
the production end o' things...)

[beatles9091]

"GKiuchi" > wrote in message
...
> << Glad to hear you're doing well in your new job! Does your newspaper
have a
> website? I'd love to check it out... :)
>
> --
> Victor M. Martinez
>
> http://www.che.utexas.edu/~martiv
> >>
>
>
> Cool, Roger! It would be so exciting to see a familiar name in a byline!
>
> Gennie (who's worked in publishing for 20+ years w/o a byline 'cause she's
in
> the production end o' things...)
>
Well...I'm just a lowly copy editor so I don't get bylines either--unless I
design the food feature page on Wed. but I'm a LONG way off from that.
Anyway, for those of you who are interested....
http://www.sedaliademocrat.com

Thanks to all for the good thoughts...

Roger

[Sherry]

>> Geez... I know how to do most of the things on a PC but trying to
>translate
>> that...Anyway, I think (I hope) my new employers are tolerating me as I
>> learn my new skills. I had my first two UNCHANGED headlines printed
>today.
>>
>> Anyway, purrs and prayers for all those that need them and I'll try to
>sneak
>> in from time to time until I get a handle on this thing...
>>
>> Roger
>>
You'll do fine. Mac is so easy once you get the hang of it...I really find the
PC very awkward, especially with Pagemaker. It sounds like a first-class
operation judging from the website. Sounds like you guys do a lot of commercial
printing too.