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Subject: Re: Appreciation

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Wes

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Date Posted: 09:58:35 01/05/15 Mon
In reply to: Mike 's message, "Re: Appreciation" on 23:24:13 01/04/15 Sun

Hmmmm . . . will run that one past my son-in-law when he gets back from England.

Thanks!

-- Wes

>Have you considered using LogMeIn or VNC to connect to
>your office computer? That would give you a
>connection to it and you would have it's desktop on a
>window on your home computer. The keyboard and mouse
>work just as you would expect. When your home
>bandwidth is capped the connection slows down, but
>it's still usable... the mouse movement and screen
>updates jjuusstt ssllooww ddoowwnn. However, once
>connected you could transfer the chapter file to the
>office computer. Once the file arrives you could
>remotely run FileZilla on the office machine and use
>it's fast connection for the FTP upload.
>
>Alternatively, does voy.com offer scheduled file
>appearances?
>Sites like FineStories and StoriesOnLine have that
>feature. You upload a set of chapters, even an entire
>books worth, and set a schedule for their appearance.
>At that point the chapters auto-post and you don't
>have to touch it until the chapter queue empties (i.e.
>the last chapter auto-posts).
>
>Mike

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