Re: [ARSCLIST] Triggering memories of the so-called "computer" tape of days gone by

[Graham Newton <gn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Nope... all you need to do is save the pdf as a file, then use windows explorer 
to find the file and double-click on it... opens for me that way!



... Graham Newton


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David Lennick wrote:

> SOMEBODY obviously doesn't want me to read this..I keep getting "This 
> program [Acrobat] has performed an illegal operation and will be shut 
> down."
>
> dl
>
> Rob Bamberger wrote:
> > As one who used to buy a couple hundred reels at a time of used, 
> > unboxed open-reel tape that reportedly had been used by the Federal 
> > Government, I thought some members of the list might be interested in 
> > a GAO submission to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and 
> > Governmental Affairs. The topic is: "Sale of Magnetic Data Tapes 
> > Previously Used by the Government Presents a Low Security Risk"
> >  
> > http://www.gao.gov/new.items/d071233r.pdf
> >  
> > Robert L. Bamberger
> > Specialist in Energy Policy
> > Resources, Science and Industry Division
> > Congressional Research Service
> > Library of Congress
> > Washington, D.C. 20540-7450
> >  
> > p: 202-707-7240
> > f: 202-707-7289
> > rbamberger@xxxxxxxxxxx


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