sorry about the mix up on hpuseredit giancarlo. i must have seen your reply in the hpmuseum forum and got you mixed up.
to live in italy, not so bad indeed! non ce male! (i love the understatement)
many, many years ago i was stationed in naples. i loved it and tried to stay when i got out of the navy. i lived in lago di patria (outside pozzuolli) where mussolini stationed his sea planes during the war and where i rented a villa from a real contessa who used to own a castle there before debts got the best of her and she was reduced to renting off the outbuildings to people like me. my 'villa' was actually what used to be the quarters of the servants who looked after the castle stables.
i don't know if you are old enough to remember, but the red brigade left premier aldo moro's body in a station wagon only a few kilometers from where i lived on the road between naples and rome.
i'd still like to get back someday although i could never understand the language enough to function independently or hold a job. what's the old phrase: 'vedere napoli, e morte'? i'm not even an immigrant and i feel that way.
/guy
to live in italy, not so bad indeed! non ce male! (i love the understatement)
many, many years ago i was stationed in naples. i loved it and tried to stay when i got out of the navy. i lived in lago di patria (outside pozzuolli) where mussolini stationed his sea planes during the war and where i rented a villa from a real contessa who used to own a castle there before debts got the best of her and she was reduced to renting off the outbuildings to people like me. my 'villa' was actually what used to be the quarters of the servants who looked after the castle stables.
i don't know if you are old enough to remember, but the red brigade left premier aldo moro's body in a station wagon only a few kilometers from where i lived on the road between naples and rome.
i'd still like to get back someday although i could never understand the language enough to function independently or hold a job. what's the old phrase: 'vedere napoli, e morte'? i'm not even an immigrant and i feel that way.
/guy
On 9/12/07, Mattioni Giancarlo <giancarlo.mattioni@...> wrote:Hi Guy.Well, *unfortunately* I am not the author of HPUserEdit - Roger Broncano Reyes (rgb@...)is the author of that amazing piece of software :-)I'm just trying to help him with some minor debugging (have you noticed the fault you get when selecting the "Print preview" option?) and with some advertising for his program, which I really like.And, yes, I live in Italy :-) just around its middle part, along the Adriatic sea shore - not so bad, you know ;-)Best regards.Giancarlo