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	tiptopper Author USA Posts: 442	#31 \| Posted: 25 Jan 2013 03:57
Februs: then I have to assemble into 5 Word documents, That must be the hardest task of all having to use one of Bill Gates' products. Do you wash your hands afterwards?

	jools Author New_Zealand Posts: 801	#32 \| Posted: 25 Jan 2013 06:26
Februs: Well we could always make a post on here with a list of the pen names and who they correspond to. That sounds like a great idea. Perhaps to save you extra work, Februs, the authors themselves can post their publishing nom de plumes on a forum thread before the first anthology comes out. I'm happy to get the ball rolling - since I have already sorted out my lsf publishing name - if and when u give me the go-ahead! Thanks for answering my Qs and I can't wait to download the very first LSF anthology!!!

	Guy Author USA Posts: 1495	#33 \| Posted: 25 Jan 2013 12:39
tiptopper: Februs: then I have to assemble into 5 Word documents, That must be the hardest task of all having to use one of Bill Gates' products. Do you wash your hands afterwards? Actually many word processors will produce a Word document, including the free Open Office. When I bought a new computer last year, it came with Windows 7. I was shocked when my older copy of Word wouldn't load in the new OS, but my vintage copy of Word Perfect loaded just fine. Did Microsoft really imagine that I would run out to buy a new version of Word?

	KJM Author Brazil Posts: 365	#34 \| Posted: 25 Jan 2013 16:16
Guy: When I bought a new computer last year, it came with Windows 7. I was shocked when my older copy of Word wouldn't load in the new OS That's strange. My old Word documents loaded just fine, and I can tell you, I have really ancient versions...

	Guy Author USA Posts: 1495	#35 \| Posted: 25 Jan 2013 19:06
KJM: That's strange. My old Word documents loaded just fine, and I can tell you, I have really ancient versions... Not the documents, I was talking about the program itself. I had an older copy of Microsoft Office, which includes Word. My new Microsoft OS mysteriously wasn't backward compatible to that, but it ran my antique Word Perfect suite just fine! I guess Microsoft expected me to buy a new $300 Microsoft Office suite to run in my new $400 computer?

	Goodgulf Author Canada SUBSCRIBER Posts: 1954	#36 \| Posted: 25 Jan 2013 19:46
Um, I have Windows 7 and currently I'm using Office 95 - because I have a legal copy of it. Word works just fine. Sometimes I'll need to use Open Office to open a .docx file, but that's rare. Maybe your disc or security key had a problem with it? Goodgulf

	jon7889 Member USA Posts: 51	#37 \| Posted: 26 Jan 2013 19:27
Perhaps there should be a contest to come up with names for these spanking anthologies. I've come up with: The Great GASPY An American Spanko in London Dom Quixote Of course some names of books need no modifying such as: The Odyssey

	cayenne Author England Posts: 177	#38 \| Posted: 26 Jan 2013 19:47
jon7889: Perhaps there should be a contest to come up with names for these spanking anthologies. I believe "Crime And Punishment" has already seen some use...

	DLandhill Author USA Posts: 183	#39 \| Posted: 26 Jan 2013 23:37
"A tail of two (red) Sitters"? "The lord of the Crops"? "Whacksing Poetic"?

	LawrenceKinden Author USA Posts: 130	#40 \| Posted: 27 Jan 2013 15:50
Are there any plans of a hardcopy version of these anthologies?

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