October 2007 Legacy

To all,

The October 2007 Issue of the Lighthouse Legacy was sent to my inbox about 4 hours ago. It looks pretty good.

What's in it?

A Tribute to Fred Kuhlman
A Special Journey for Bill
A Tribute to Bill
And more, more, more.....

It's well worth reading.

bobo

ONCE AGAIN, I'm not able to open the Legacy from the email that was sent to me. I guess it must be some sort of glitch in my computer. If one of you kind folks would send me the link I might be able to open it.

:rolleyes: Bob :rolleyes:

Printed a copy out last night. Plan to read it today when I take a break.

Got mine for bedtime reading last night! Perfect !

Margret was nice enought to send me the Legacy file. It downloaded just fine and opened right up. Thank you, Margret!

Bob,

Once is enough!! (You seem to be caught in a circle--hopefully, this will correct that glitch.)

Sandy

Bob,

I think that Margret knows that you thank her for sending the Legacy file. Eleven (11) times is more than sufficient.

bobo

you are welcome BobM, no problem!

Shame that you are having such troubles with the Legacy. Wonder why???

I enjoyed the Legacy!

I didn't realize my post ended up multiplying itself several times. I wasn't drinking at the time and I didn't fall asleep with my face on the keyboard.

Once again, this was a great Legacy and the folks who contributed to it should be proud!

Bob

Bob,

What a neat response. I love it.

bobo

I recieved mine, have read it, and printed it to read agian later. Wonderful issue.

What is the methodology for receiving the Legacy by email? I have not been "in the loop" since the Youngers "moved on"? I'm also interested in people's assessment of HL's ability to move forward. Like so many others, high # editions and too frequent offerings drove me away a couple of years ago.

Call the Home Office about the Legacy..

1-800-365-1219

I'm still a believer! I'm still on auto ship for all LE's, AB's, Lenses, etc. I'm still buying and selling on the secondary market.

I like what I see is happening with the new Harbour Lights. The current owners are very savy about collectibles and have the ability to return Harbour Lights to a sought after collectible. Right now, I feel they are making the right moves. I sincerely hope this trend continues.

Bob

Bob,

I too hope they can turn it around. It was really fun back in the 90's.

Rusty

While I don't quite agree with all of the new things that are happening, I do like the trend. It looks like the "new team" cares about the brand and about it's collectors. So I hope for "long may it continue"!!!

I, too, could not open my new Legacy email. Something abut an error in the message. Help!

ginnyanne,

Your ISP is AOL - same as many of those who have problems. I wonder if the problem is that AOL blocks embedded hot links from working. And, since the link is not sent "in the clear" it can not br copied and pasted. I will ask Tony if they would consider sending the link in the clear so even if you can not hot link from it you could copy and paste to get the file to open.

Sometimes AOL and other ISPs take it upon themselves to help protect you from yourself.

Well Dave, maybe you've put a hex on everyone using AOL?

Just kidding. I had the same problem in the beginning. However, I searched around and finally eliminated the problem by totally removing AOL from my computer.

Now I access AOL using Internet Explorer. It works like a simplified AOL -- but no problems since. Who knows? It might work for others.

bobo

I'm not removing AOL from my computer. I use it several times every day and I don't want to access it in a different way. After all, the Legacy doesn't come out that often, and thanks to my CF friends I get to read it one way or another.

Bob

Bob, not advocating you remove your AOL even though it is often the common denominator in problems people experience. I made the statement only because it does again seem to be the common denominator in the "can't link to the Legacy" situation. I have sent Tony a note asking if they could include a plain text link in the future so you could copy it and paste it into the browser window to get to the page. Putting in a plain text link isn't as classy as having the named link, but it may solve these problems.