Fun to catch up with Steve (I'm a new subscriber), as I first encountered him in the early 1970s when I edited the short-lived Bike World magazine (sold to Rodale as part of a divorce settlement by the Bike World and Runner's World founder). I can relate to the file-storage labyrinth, though on a much smaller scale. At 82, I'm engaged in cleaning-up transcripts from audio recorded on cheap Radio Shack decks 20 to 40 years ago. Oh yes, digital degradation is something I live with daily - and modern tools like Adobe Voice Enhance, et al., can't do a lot to help.
Fun to catch up with Steve (I'm a new subscriber), as I first encountered him in the early 1970s when I edited the short-lived Bike World magazine (sold to Rodale as part of a divorce settlement by the Bike World and Runner's World founder). I can relate to the file-storage labyrinth, though on a much smaller scale. At 82, I'm engaged in cleaning-up transcripts from audio recorded on cheap Radio Shack decks 20 to 40 years ago. Oh yes, digital degradation is something I live with daily - and modern tools like Adobe Voice Enhance, et al., can't do a lot to help.
Thanks so much for the shout-out, Steve. It's been fun traversing the ever-evolving technoverse with you for all these years.