From:   SMTP%"danka@elvod.co.yu" 23-DEC-1999 18:39:08.43
To:     "Jeremy Karl Cockcroft (Tel. 0171-631-6800)" <cockcroft@gordon.cryst.bbk.ac.uk>
CC:
Subj:   Re: PD Course, Timetable


Dear Jeremy,

First, I want to thank you for the answer.

I must say I haven't realised that the course is strictly part-time when I
was applying to it. The prospects of "working at a pace as one pleases" (I
think something like that was the formulation in advertisement) were
attractive. Of course, it's my mistake, and I don't blame anyone for it,
except me. Reading timetable at the beginning of the course, I was
considering withdrawal of my application, having not paid for it yet.

But, first two lessons (I don't mean the one about HTML, of course) were
appealing and, in my opinion, really good done. I decided to continue with
it, in combination with some textbook. So far, I worked my way through much
of the latter, but the web course is still at its beginning. The result is
that now I weary you, trying to solve my problem. I will not do that
anymore; I believe you understand my situation and will do something if it's
possible. Instead of an apology, my highest remarks for the lessons.

>There are programs on the Internet that allow you to "Grab-a-Site" to
download
>on to your PC. This approach may suit you better. (I also use a modem and

This was my first idea. I tried with Teleport Pro (which I normally use for
this purpose) -- it ended with the message "browsing in this directory is
not allowed". I am not so familiar with this, but I suppose it has something
to do with the way this type of software works, and limited access to the
site. I should stress that I didn't miss the password option.


With best wishes for holidays,
Sinisa Prokic

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