From: Dai, Sa

E-Mail: sdai@sco.com

Subject: Re: Jack Lee and message from Tang Ming

  Hi Li Feng,
 
 Thank you for your message and glad to hear from you.
 
 For the address list, Tang Ming has suggested that we put our
 address directories on the web site. Attached to the end is a
 message from Tang Ming. I know that Li Yingping already made
 a 7771 home page for 7771's directory. If wanted I can put
 or add the links of each of our directories here on this page.
 
 About how to set up your own computer to be the server,
 I've never done that before. But, yes you can do it. As
 far as I know, you need to have a full-time(24hours by 7days)
 IP address to set up you computer as a server. I heard
 that it's not difficult to config it as a web server.
 Sorry that I can't help out at this point. I wish I could
 be more help on this. Any one else has some tips?
 
 About putting pictures in the web site, if you have your
 pictures in a public site I can just add a link to it.
 The only thing you need to give me is the URL for it. If you
 don't, you can send me(sdai@sco.com) one or two of your pictures
 in jpeg format. I will put it in our site. Since I have
 quota limit in my own account of alumni machine at UCSC,
 it can't hold many big files. The best thing to do is have
 people put such kind of large file on their own site and
 post the link here. As long as the site is public every
 one can see it. I'll work on adding an option so that people
 can post some useful links or links they like others to
 see from here.
 
 I noticed that you are in China. You'll come to our reunion,
 right? Hope to see you there.
 
 
 Dai Sa
 
 ----------- Tang Ming's mail from here: ----------------
 Date: 22 Apr 1998 11:38:04 -0400
 From: Ming Tang 
 To: sdai@sco.com
 Cc: wenj@ix.netcom.com
 Subject: Fw: Web Site for USTC Reunion
 
 Dai Sa, thanks for your wonderful initiative. I believe everyone from 777 is
 happy to have this "home".
 
 Lao Wen has compiled a directory for 7773. People in 7771/2 may have done
 the same. I suggest we put those directories and future reunion announcements
 on the web. It is much easier and more effective than forwarding files after
 each update. We may need to get everybody's agreement in advance in case
 someone is sensitive to the publication.
 
 Sorry for the format of this note, I am still in the stone age. My message
 at your web site was blocked by the firewall, thus this is the only option I
 can send out note from office.
 
 Regards,
 Tang Ming, Manager, UPN150/1 Launch
 Truck Vehicle Center, PDC 2D-H43
 Phone:1-313-5943274, Fax:313-8454929, Email:mtang@ford.com