Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

brown8700 said:
>
> Ed, wrote: "What do you say, everyone? Vern, OGD, and me for the time
> being?"
>
> I can't think of a better group of suckers, er, folks to do the job!
> Ha! Just kidding of course.
>
> Thanks, guys, for taking this over. I'm certain this will be a much
> better place to visit now. Don't get me wrong; it had been a very
> nice place until the spammers came in.
>
> Vern, I'd like to applaud your effort to transfer this site to
> DTXpressions.com. The site is very nicely arranged I and feel that
> most of the posters on this forum would have transferred gladly if it
> weren't for the fear of losing our valuable archives and possible new
> members. Don't abandon the site, it will be a great resource for
> files, photos, et al, if we ever run into another space problem here.
>
> Stephen

Thanks for the kind words... I have to admit the site is mostly the work
of Giles Hearn. :) I simply host it now. The big stumbling blocks to
moving over there seem to be the email-based posting and the archive of
old messages. The mail to list can be solved (there are a number of
solutions) but exporting the message base is tricky.

When I get the email to forum working, I'll sign up the dtxprtessions.com
forum as a member of the yahoo forum and have all the messages delivered
there. That way at least all new converstaions will be archive someplace
besides yahoo... :)

Vern

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