[Ldsoss] Archiving Our Electronic Lives

[V. B. Hunt]

Ashley Oviatt wrote:
> V. B. Hunt wrote:
>
>> Bryan Murdock wrote:
>>
>>> That's interesting.  Do you use any kind of special paper or printer
>>> that archives better?  
>>
>> Just a heavy bond, acid free paper in an auto-duplexing laser 
>> printer.  That's usually enough to last for a very long time.
>
> I think a meeting is in order to learn how you do this newfangled 
> technology first hand. I'd love to learn how to bind a hard bound book.
>
> (hmmm this thread is really easy to read as being sarcastic, when in 
> fact the poster is not.)
>
> Ash
>
Looking over my calendar for the next several months, I see that the 
most likely time I would have to demonstrate would probably be a 
Saturday in September or early October.  With my wife in school and 
working and me homeschooling, we're really busy right now.  My wife and 
I are going to a national competition in late June for a school team 
that she is on.  Until that is over, her team has a lot of practices and 
that leaves very little spare time (this is her second year going).  
After that, I have promised my kids that do a lot of fishing and camping 
this summer, which means we will be gone most weekends.  My wife is back 
in school in late August.  After we get back into a routine while she is 
in school and before midterms is usually our least busy time and I most 
likely could give a demonstration at that time of year.

On the other hand, if you wanted a demonstration sooner, we could try to 
find someone else that isn't quite so busy right now.  I am a member of 
the Yahoo! BookBinding group.  We could probably find someone local that 
might be willing to do a demonstration sooner than September.

Brice