Having printed the 2002 program, I know that it does not need to cost
thousands of dollars. I use the abstracts over and over at the meeting in
deciding what to attend. If we need something less expensive, print the
program nicely without the abstracts. Do a separate, corner-stapled,
inexpensive copy-machine handout of abstracts. Many organizations do this
successfully.
Jim Highsmith

On 6/28/06 12:19 PM, "Ingulli, Elaine" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Another vote for same. Elaine Ingulli
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> Subject: Re: DO YOU USE THE ABSTRACTS IN THE PROGRAM?
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> 
> Hi Lynda, Count me as one of the unwashed masses with Lucy.  I may look at the
> abstracts briefly when  deciding on sessions or later when I want to remember
> a paper, but could certainly use an online version just as well.
> rc
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