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Re: Effective shock therapy :-)

• Posted by Evan Marshall <1evan at sbcglobal.net> Oct 26, 2003
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herzlichen Gluckwunsch!


Juergen Luethje wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> is there an effective therapy of slow heart rate in an avarage hobby-
> programmer? Yes, there is. Just tell him, that two of his programs are
> recommended by a well known computer magazine ... That's what happened
> to me on Thursday.
> 
> On my private website, I offer some small Euphoria programs for free
> download <http://luethje.de.vu/prog/>. In the past, I had told about
> these programs in some web forums, but I never told Google or another
> search engine about my website. So I was very surprised, when on
> Thursday someone told me, that my programs 'eml2mbx' and 'mbx2eml' are
> recommended in the current issue of c't (c't 22/2003, pp. 178-179).
>      They are rather simple Windows command-line tools. 'eml2mbx'
> "packs" single e-mail messages (according to RFC 2822) into Unix mailbox
> files (mbox format). 'mbx2eml' "unpacks" mbox files.
> (Currently there are only German versions of the programs. I hope that
> I'll have some time soon, to translate them to English.)
> 
> c't is the German computer magazine with the best reputation, and no
> computer magazine in whole Europe has more subscribers. Each issue of
> c't is bought by more than 385000 people.
> 
> If someone thinks, that this post is too much off topic, I apologize in
> advance. But I think some of you can understand, that I had to tell you.
> And since of course I give credits to RDS in the documentation, this has
> the potential to make Euphoria more popular, which is good for all of us.
> 
> Regards,
>    Juergen
>