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I foresee that years from now - instead of being unable to read handwritten entries in a family bible - future generations will be frustrated when their computer canât decipher the format of Cloviaâs electronic family tree.
âI foresee that years from now - instead of being unable to read handwritten entries in a family bible - future generations will be frustrated when their computer canât decipher the format of Cloviaâs electronic family tree.â
You know-you are absoutely correct. Today we have the hard copy, the family Bible, available to read. But all my genealogy records are on computer, and you need a certain program to look at them that will not be available in even 20 years.
Itâs due to the internet that I discovered part of my family tree has been traced back, forth and sideways, and can all be seen on lineâŠI learned of interesting ancestors I would never have known of otherwise. But like so much else on computer, to be safe, the information needs to be backed up on paper. There will never be a completely paperless society.
and, if you print it all on paper, make sure it is acid free and store it in a controlled atmosphere environment. As to obsolete computer programs, you could print the information as pdf files. As long as Adobe is around, these files can be read.
Walt and Skeezix learned Phyllisâ secret several months after she died, when they found a cache of her old letters.
The secret was that Skeezixâs birth mother, Mme. Octave, was Phyllisâ sisterâmeaning that âAunt Phyllisâ really WAS his aunt all that time.
Only a month to go until Skeezixâs 90th birthday!
People want to use computer to store information. You all remember floppy disk? Those are now obsolete. How long until cd roms are absolute, blue rays are starting to happen, soon Bill Gates will come up with something more different.
I wish I knew how to computer hack.
Someone threatened to flag my daily link to Annie, claiming it was spam. I had no intention of offending anyone. Is my daily Annie link that unwelcome here to the rest of you? I really want to know, because like I said, I have no intention to offend. I do know that several people expressed their thanks to me for directing them to the strip.
davidf42, Iâm not an Annie fan, at least not yet, but the links are no problem for me. If Leonard Starrâs work were being reprinted Iâd have to take a look, because Starr was great on Mary Perkins, On Stage.
Spam is those âbot posts in almost unreadable âEnglish?â that are âbot posted on 50+ comics at one shot. Theyâre about a company trying to sell you something.
davidf42 is just inviting people to his spot. No sales allowed, but invitations are only for the people who wish to take them.
leakysqueaky712 about 14 years ago
I wonder if theyâre going to stumble across the secret that Phyllis was going to tell Walt the night she died??
Redhead55 about 14 years ago
Good question!
Hillbillyman about 14 years ago
Still eating Slim?
Manhunter808 about 14 years ago
ladyfingers86 took the words right out of my mouth!!!
BuzzDog about 14 years ago
I foresee that years from now - instead of being unable to read handwritten entries in a family bible - future generations will be frustrated when their computer canât decipher the format of Cloviaâs electronic family tree.
James Hopkins about 14 years ago
Whoâs writing this? Abbott and Costello?
phydeaux44 about 14 years ago
Cloviaâs been married to Slim for how long? And sheâs just now asking how to make Order out of Chaos?
gaebie about 14 years ago
BuzzDog said, 41 minutes ago
âI foresee that years from now - instead of being unable to read handwritten entries in a family bible - future generations will be frustrated when their computer canât decipher the format of Cloviaâs electronic family tree.â
You know-you are absoutely correct. Today we have the hard copy, the family Bible, available to read. But all my genealogy records are on computer, and you need a certain program to look at them that will not be available in even 20 years.
harebell about 14 years ago
Itâs due to the internet that I discovered part of my family tree has been traced back, forth and sideways, and can all be seen on lineâŠI learned of interesting ancestors I would never have known of otherwise. But like so much else on computer, to be safe, the information needs to be backed up on paper. There will never be a completely paperless society.
dook about 14 years ago
and, if you print it all on paper, make sure it is acid free and store it in a controlled atmosphere environment. As to obsolete computer programs, you could print the information as pdf files. As long as Adobe is around, these files can be read.
Paul1963 about 14 years ago
Walt and Skeezix learned Phyllisâ secret several months after she died, when they found a cache of her old letters. The secret was that Skeezixâs birth mother, Mme. Octave, was Phyllisâ sisterâmeaning that âAunt Phyllisâ really WAS his aunt all that time.
Only a month to go until Skeezixâs 90th birthday!
roohey about 14 years ago
paperless toilet is hereâŠit is called a bidet
kab2rb about 14 years ago
People want to use computer to store information. You all remember floppy disk? Those are now obsolete. How long until cd roms are absolute, blue rays are starting to happen, soon Bill Gates will come up with something more different. I wish I knew how to computer hack.
jpozenel about 14 years ago
After a week of this, âwhoâll care?â
countoftowergrove about 14 years ago
Clovia, got to the county records office!
davidf42 about 14 years ago
Someone threatened to flag my daily link to Annie, claiming it was spam. I had no intention of offending anyone. Is my daily Annie link that unwelcome here to the rest of you? I really want to know, because like I said, I have no intention to offend. I do know that several people expressed their thanks to me for directing them to the strip.
axe-grinder about 14 years ago
davidf42, Iâm not an Annie fan, at least not yet, but the links are no problem for me. If Leonard Starrâs work were being reprinted Iâd have to take a look, because Starr was great on Mary Perkins, On Stage.
noreenklose about 14 years ago
Oh, come on! Spam? ? ?
Spam is those âbot posts in almost unreadable âEnglish?â that are âbot posted on 50+ comics at one shot. Theyâre about a company trying to sell you something.
davidf42 is just inviting people to his spot. No sales allowed, but invitations are only for the people who wish to take them.