Jim Walker recently wrote:
> I have (conveniently) lost the FTP server password, so I will send the
> Word document to JK Martin under separate cover, to be posted on the
> FTP server.
Maintaining a Web/ftp/list server is a lot of work. Those of you
who perform that job for your own organization should know exactly
what I mean.
Please try to do your part in loading information on the PWG server
as necessary. Simply bailing out and sending it as an email message
for someone else (at Underscore) to load on the server is not very
friendly.
If you need access to the PWG server, here's what you should do:
- Call Underscore at 603.889.7000 and ask for Jeff Schnitzer,
the PWG server master. You can normally reach Jeff between
the hours of 10:00 am and 6:00 pm EST.
- Jeff will give you the server password, along with any fierce
words having to do with "Be Careful!" and all of that.
- Do NOT give out the PWG server password to ANYONE outside of
your immediate organization. This information should definitely
be handled on a "Need to Know" basis; that is, don't broadcast
the PWG server password in, say, an email message to all of
your coworkers.
Hopefully this procedure will give no one any heartburn. We here at
Underscore have product to get out, too... ;-)
...jay
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