Re: Another L O N G Day

>      My intent this morning was to begin typing up Leslie Lancaster's article
> for the July issue.  When I was about 3/4 of the way finished, I got an idea
> for layout that I could better do if I typed the atricle directly into the
> publication.  So I went into the July issue file and set to work setting
> everything up and deleting old text frames from the June issue etc.
>      Anyway, to make a long story short, I got Steve Bull's column and
> Leslie's article in and it took me all day!  I did quite an extensive layout
> on Leslie's article in order to present it in the best possible light.  I
> think she'll like it.  BTW Leslie, it's the centerpiece article for the July
> issue.  I think this is the most time I've ever spent working up one article.
> Of course it is longer than most things I publish.  And the fault isn't all
> Leslie's because I was also implementing some formatting changes that Steve
> Bull suggested a few months ago and it took me a while to figure out how to
> get the quote boxes the way I wanted them.

I'm impressed, and I have no doubt at all that you'll make me look halfway
intelligent.

So, do you have carpel tunnel yet?  That sucker was long and complicated, but
I felt that by using actual examples, I'd make my point a little better.

You deserve a reward.  How about Tahiti?  Australia?