Re:

> > http://www.hpworld.com/advocacy/issues/hpworld2001/rtprint.html
> > The round tables are:
> >    Strategic HP Management
...

> Above URL is the only place AFAICS that you can pre-submit ??
> to the "Strategic HP Management" R.T....   But for all the others
> where you might want to continue an EXISTING thread, I suggest
> the alternate "next level up" URL:
>
> http://www.hpworld.com/conference/hpworld2001/hpw_prog_09.html
>
> A major difference between the two is that at last above you can
> click on the link for each existing issue and be presented with an
> opportunity to "ENHANCE AN ISSUE";  along with "Submit a new

Fascinating...thanks for pointing out the differences, Ken!

> I've been wondering about that for a while now....  Just because
> rumors have it that attendance will not be as high as first hoped at

Due to the high price of attending?

That's one reason I suggested considering San Jose, CA.  That,
along with the fact that it would cost a *lot* less for Interex
and most HP employees to attend!  (And, you'd get more Allegroids :)

> > You don't have to be an Interex member to submit a question!
>
> A key point that I believe I forgot to mention in all of my prior
> harangues....  thanks, Stan !.....  And let me add my thanks to
> Interex;  for what does indeed seem to be an easy to use, pretty
> fast, and (so far, at least from my experience) reliable way to pre-
> submit R.T. questions (maybe the people (in theory) managing the
> HP ITRC should get some pointers from Interex...   :-)   ..;  or   :-|  ;
> depending on your mood at the moment.....)....

I like that: have Interex take over the ITRC :)

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