From: Richard Sullivan (richsul@earthlink.net)
Date: 03/13/03-04:21:32 PM Z
Garry,
They exist in almost every craft profession.
The best teachers I've had in the past were very accepting of me doing it
my way, or a different -- if it worked.
I have a good friend in Southern California who is a noted landscape
architect who has a fabulous garden in the Pasadena are filled with plants
the "won't grow in Southern Califonria!
--Dick Sullivan
At 11:27 AM 3/13/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>Richard the mighty open the book and recited- }:^)>
> >Over the years we have had to contend with the Holy Grailers. These are
> >people who have worked out a way to make prints that works for them. Good!
> >But they take it one step further and proclaim it is the >>ONLY<< way to
> >make the prints.
>
>The only thing I can add, is that HGers doesn't only apply to print makers.
>If I only had a nickel for every time I've heard--
>PMK is better than D-76- is better than D-23- is better than Pycat- is
>better than
>Xtol.........
>Or a dime for every someone said something isn't worth trying because no
>one uses it today
>and some expert (somewhere, sometime) said it was no good.
>Then I could afford everything I've ever wished for and couldn't buy.
>
> yours still not convinced that newer is
> better,
>
> Garry D. Lewis
>
> -CAN'T is a four letter word-
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