Re: tutor wanted

[Anil <anil@example.com>]

Craig,
You are welcome any time. I will provide all the Pizzas and coffee.
It is rather incovenient, and not on any major line, but 
I would be overjoyed to have TLUG come over.

We have a lounge that can seat 10 people no problem
(I live in a gaijin house with 30 people).
The computer room can hold about 5.
The only problem I can think of is that smokers will not find it very 
comfortable. It is a no-smoking house.

Bye for now
Anil


On Sat, 4 Jan 1997, Craig Oda wrote:

> IMO, you might get more benefit by hosting a small TLUG at your
> apartment some weekend.  I imagine that between 4-8 people would
> turn up.  You could put a cap on the maximum amount of members.
> TLUGers could eat lunch at some restaurant close to your apartment
> then walk over to your place.  You could have the meeting on
> Linux - Sun - Mac interconnectivity.  Just an idea.  BTW, I've
> never set up NIS before.
> 
> On a different note, has anyone been able to print web pages
> on Linux in Japanese with graphics in it?  I can print the Japanese
> text of the web page fine.   However, when I try to save the
> entire file as PostScript from within Netscape I get mojibake.
> I suspect that Netscape 3.0 is not interpretted the Japanese
> encoding method properly.  I vaguely remember doing this with
> Mosaic a while ago.  However, I can't get Mosaic to run anymore
> because I don't have the old lib required.  
> 
> Oh yea, I updated the TLUG archive to include December '96 and
> January '97.  If the Internet access between the TLUG site and
> your workstation is too slow, you might consider getting the
> archives by e-mail.  Send the command 
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