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I added Josh Woodfield to the project

no doubt he'll have some questions for you all :p

oops it's been a while I haven't used slashdot sorry :p

I added Seth as project manager and gave according permissions.
I also 'released' gary's architecture document.

At 10:28 01/09/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Doesn't the administrator have to add me to the project?
>
>On Sunday 01 September 2002 10:23, you wrote:
> > you're most welcome :p
> >
> > Add yourself to the project, and I'll grant you rights in the sourceforge
> > admin interface.
> >
> > Some re-targetting of the project might be in order, focusing less on the
> > franklin ebookman and setting as first deliverable target a reader and
> > companion app for x-window and MSwindows with an attention to portability
> > might be the best thing to do at this stage, what do you think about this ?
> >
> >
> > PS use my eha...@fa... email adress instead of the hebel.net
> > one, if atall possible, TIA.
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Seth Kurtzberg [mailto:sku...@us...]
> > Sent: dimanche 1 septembre 2002 19:02
> > To: eha...@he...
> > Subject: RE: Let\'s get this thing done !
> >
> >
> > I may be able to help you with managing this project.  I have access to all
> > the
> > platforms you mention EXCEPT Mac/OS.  (I also have access to other flavors
> > of
> > UNIX.)
>
>--
>-----------------------------------
>Seth Kurtzberg
>M. I. S. Corp.
>1-480-661-1849

Hi Eric,
I'm soon going to release a program I've been working on=20
called "SnarfReader". It's my old HTMLWindow.cpp code
that I've re-worked many times and used in several of my programs.=20
Basically it's a simple html reader but with the ability to open=20
packaged web sites; I've developed a small program to bundle=20
multiple .html files in a directory into a single pkg format file.=20
Don't know if this qualifies as a htmlreader - I guess I could use=20
a little help getting the packager to incorporate gifs and jpegs

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> Hi everyone.
> It's been quite a while, as you'll undoubtedly notice.
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> I had hoped to be able to put moire time in the project this year, but =
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> decided otherwise.
> I eventually relocated in Brussels, and changed jobs as well.
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> I have been thinking about the project lately, and it appears I won't =
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> What we have at this point is a description of a yet-to-be-created=20
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> That's the itch to be scratched :)
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> Those of you who are familiar with copyright and DRM issues will no =
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> I recently discovered the joys of OpenOffice and its open file formats =

> (just try it for yourself : go to openoffice.org, download the suite, =
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resulting=20
> .sxw file in a ;zip file, unzip it, and oh surprise, it contains only =
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> text xml documents, that are fairly standard and portable.), they =
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> here something very similar to what i had in mind when originating =
this=20
> process.
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> I intend to post an ad in sourceforge saying the project is looking =
for a=20
> new leader, next week., if no-one in the current developpers applies =
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> the position.
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> I feel the project has not been evolving lately because it lacked me =
(or=20
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and get=20
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Hi everyone.
It's been quite a while, as you'll undoubtedly notice.

I had hoped to be able to put moire time in the project this year, but life 
decided otherwise.
I eventually relocated in Brussels, and changed jobs as well.

I have been thinking about the project lately, and it appears I won't be 
able to spend as much time as I would like to with it in the near future, 
so I came to the conclusion that I'd better pass the project admin status 
to whomever is interested in pushing it forward.

What we have at this point is a description of a yet-to-be-created 
application, or framework, and a nice design document.
That's the itch to be scratched :)

Those of you who are familiar with copyright and DRM issues will no doubt 
understand the importance of creating a ebook reader standard that is 
opensourced and relies on open standards.

I recently discovered the joys of OpenOffice and its open file formats 
(just try it for yourself : go to openoffice.org, download the suite, open 
a ms word .doc file, save it as openoffice document, rename the resulting 
.sxw file in a ;zip file, unzip it, and oh surprise, it contains only plain 
text xml documents, that are fairly standard and portable.), they achieved 
here something very similar to what i had in mind when originating this 
process.

I intend to post an ad in sourceforge saying the project is looking for a 
new leader, next week., if no-one in the current developpers applies for 
the position.

I feel the project has not been evolving lately because it lacked me (or 
another project leader) to push things forward, attract developpers and get 
things done.

I of course welcome your advice and opinions on this :)

CU all.

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