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Atlantic & Yadkin Railway

History &
Modeling

    


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These pages replicate the layout designer Scott Perry's questionnaire for his clients. The contents are used here with  is permission. I have formatted it to be an series of pages with his questions and my answers.

Personal Interview Survey Page 8

Do you have email and check it frequently?

All the time.  I’ve been using email since before Windows. I bought a DOS copy of Eudora mail program.  I have archived email back to 1990.

Do you have computer access?

I have a personal computer network at home with wireless network.  I have Windows XP desktops in my study. I get one and my wife gets the other.  I have a 400mhz Windows 2000 computer I use as a print server for my ALPS and my Canon Pixma color inkjet.   I have a  laptop which I plug into my DCC system to manage decoders.  I can get another 350 or 400mhz desktop with Windows 2000 to use with the layout if I want, or I can use an old 200mhz Windows 2000 laptop with a bad screen.

Do you have access to 3rd Plan It CAD Design software?

I do not. I have a copy of Cadrail version 8.

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