Re: AAOS Instructional Course on Clubfoot

[Guest guest]

Thanks !

We will be checking it out.

Sara and Ivy ( too I'm sure)

www.clubfoot.net

AAOS Instructional Course on Clubfoot

> I have uploaded the Course Outline and Handout for the " Clubfoot

> Controversies " course at the AAOS Convention.

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nosurgery4clubfoot/message/6140

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> It is located in the files section under " reference information "

> which is at

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nosurgery4clubfoot/files/Reference%

> 20Information/

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> It is a large file in MS-Word format and is about 36 pages long.

> Please remember that these are the opinions of 4 doctors on assigned

> topics and probably does not represent all the different perspectives

> or views on clubfoot and treatment methods. Also, I have added my

> opinions and notes that I took from the meeting and indicated them as

> such. I hope that the information is of help to those who may be

> interested in it.

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[Guest guest]

> > I have uploaded the Course Outline and Handout for the " Clubfoot

> > Controversies " course at the AAOS Convention.

I downloaded it, but it made Wordpad crash :-( I suspect it might be

too big for WordPad. StarOffice (a free-but-commercial-quality MS

Office clone) can handle it just fine.

Any chance of converting this to a format non-micro$loth users can

read? Such as PDF or HTML? It's kind of a religious thing for me :-)

Thanks,

Masoner

http://www.clubfoot.net/

[Guest guest]

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What other format would make the most sense for the most people to be

able to access it. I know that my computer can put it into text file

format but I am not sure of the other formats.

and

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> > > I have uploaded the Course Outline and Handout for the " Clubfoot

> > > Controversies " course at the AAOS Convention.

>

> I downloaded it, but it made Wordpad crash :-( I suspect it might

be

> too big for WordPad. StarOffice (a free-but-commercial-quality MS

> Office clone) can handle it just fine.

>

> Any chance of converting this to a format non-micro$loth users can

> read? Such as PDF or HTML? It's kind of a religious thing for

me :-)

>

> Thanks,

>

> Masoner

> http://www.clubfoot.net/

[Guest guest]

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> What other format would make the most sense for the most people to

be

> able to access it.

How about a .pdf format. Acrobat is easy to download if people don't

have it?

[Guest guest]

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I have Acrobat Reader so I can read .pdf files, but I don't know how

to convert the file I have into a .pdf format initially. Maybe

can take it and convert it to some other formats.

I have re-uploaded the file in MS Word and it had shrunk to 216KB so

that might help. I have also uploaded it in Text File format.

and (3-17-99)

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> > What other format would make the most sense for the most people

to

> be

> > able to access it.

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> How about a .pdf format. Acrobat is easy to download if people

don't

> have it?

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[Guest guest]

Dan and have converted the AAOS course outline into .pdf format

for us and it is now uploaded to the files section. I'm sorry for

the occasional scanning typos.

and (3-17-99)

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> > > What other format would make the most sense for the most people

> to

> > be

> > > able to access it.

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> > How about a .pdf format. Acrobat is easy to download if people

> don't

> > have it?

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