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Re: Anyone need supplies?

WMcCole@AOL.COM
Fri, 12 Feb 1999 21:44:59 EST


In a message dated 2/12/99 11:22:56 AM Eastern Standard Time,
geham@BLAZENETME.NET writes:

<< A concomitant problem, of course, is to get the modified mailing list. NOW
who do we send the catalogue to? >>

This would certainly be a problem with any change in technology. As a
possibility, I would offer the postcard approach. For example, I am employed
by a manufacturer of industrial control systems. Many of our devices require
software of some sort. When the 3-1/2 inch floppy came into vogue,
supplanting the 5-1/4 inch, we supplied both types of disks in each package.
Ultimately we limited it to 3-1/2 only and included a postcard for those who
insisted on the older format. Now, many systems packages are available only
on CD ROM; you don't get even a postcard to request any other format.

When a Scout or Scouter receives his/her annual registration card, he/she gets
an attached postcard to request a paper copy, a CD ROM if it is ultimately
offered, or the postcard lists the URL for the (not yet existent) on-line
catalog. We just might spare that tree!

Bill McCole
Advancement Chair
Troop 3 Ambler, PA
Cradle of Liberty Council


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