If you have not already done so, read *every bit* of information in the Harbour Lights website. It will answer many questions you may have. Then return here to the forums for other questions and concerns and lots of fun and laughs!

"Every Bit"???? Now Mombo -- did you do that?

Let's keep the welcome mat out here at the Collector Forums, too. There's a search capability here. Not one yet at the www.HarbourLights.com site.

So if you wanted to find out about HL404, you could search for that.

[This message has been edited by JChidester (edited 02-24-99).]

I'm pretty sure that I have, John! (And I'll bet that Fred, Todd and Rod have, too!)

The HL web site has great information and is very factual but, sometime you just want an opinion (or 50) and the Fourm is great for providing that. Not to mention, posting a question on the Forum will get many and varied answers fast.

Do you want it hard & fast (Forum) or slow & easy (HL Web page). No matter what, we have the best of both worlds.


[This message has been edited by Polly (edited 02-25-99).]

This is probably heretical but, imo, JC's original site 'The Harbour Lights Collector's Information Center' actually had more hard data and more solid advice than the HL-dot-com site. Obviously a family oriented CORPORATE PRESENCE can't be as freewheeling as a privateer, and its obvious the switch-over is still underway. The web master's job is never done.

Fwiw, Jim Rutherford's "Harbour Lights Survival Guide" (HLSG@aol.com), and the "Greenbook Guide" to HL (www.greenbook.com) are also good sources of information.

Rgds,
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