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Hi, Dana,

It would be excellent if you still have another chance to get into Mr Hinton's hands that Constitution site that Sara sent you ...the Chicago Web Docent is a CUIP content initiative, sort of a sister project to our group that works with the NSP.  If he would like any addtional advice on using this module with his students, we can put him in touch with the Director of the Web Docent project.

Yeah, the CD-ROM version of the network boot disc has some good points and some bad points.  It loads much faster than the floppy-based verson, and works on computers with damaged or missing floppy drives.  OTOH the floppies are writable on any computer, so you can save a profile and the username+password.  (Also, though I don't think this comes up at Fermi, if need be you can look up and add to the floppy an additional NDIS / DOS-level driver for a card not covered in the standard distribution.)  I'm glad to hear you came up with what you needed to use the CD-ROM.

Congrats to both of you on getting the Rapid-Eye software installed and working!  Mr. Laws is always so friendly and helpful, I'm glad CUIP/NSP was able to do something drectly helping him.

  Thanks for  your fine work and reporting,

   ==mitch