If you do all that the article will be totally inaccessible to those of us who are blind and who want to read it. I have had great success when using Word and using the utility in Word to “save

I would listen if you would tell us where they may be available if some exist today. Since I have been collecting and listening to radio I’ve always liked Duffy. Now I’ll really be interested if

I'm back to working on the Duffy's Tavern set that Mike Thomas started quite some time back. We have a combined Gardner bio and program history already completed. There were quite a number of cast

Allan, I just save the Word document as a .pdf. I chose the option to save in a printable format and that seems to have helped. Ryan www.RyanEllett.com The Old Time Radio Researchers "Saving the Past

Hi Scott. I hope you will be able to find the article with no problem. It follows a story line that ran for about eight months. If you get through it I would like to know whether it makes you want

Send it as a word doc or print a copy from pdf then scan the pages as images then paste the images into a pdf. That will keep the formatting intact. Send me a clean finished copy and i will scan them

I use LibreOffice Writer and it has a direct export to PDF and it works like a charm. No issues with formatting, but I work exclusive within that or for my books, I work with Scribus (think inDesign)

Scott

What software do you use to convert the document to .pdf? Allan Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

I'm finishing up the Jan-Feb issue of the Old Radio Times. However, I'm finding that when I convert the original Word document to a pdf, some of the formatting changes. Most notably, lines that are

Good morning to everybody. An article I recently completed entitled "Murder and Madness in Young Widder Brown" has been posted on Ted Davenport's website. You can find it by typing Radio Memories,

Looks like we need to add the 2020 releases. I'll send you a list. Ryan

If something's missing (or wrong), let me know. I maintain that list at otrr.org

If I recall correctly, the biggest problem with the set was putting limits on the amount of extra material. There were so many directions that could be pursued. In addition to the Light Crust

There is http://otrr.org/?c=certified but I'm pretty sure I had a list that was more up to date than that.

I had a 1968 red mustang 289 all thru high school till I had to sell it. The idiot that bought it from me went drag racing within a week and rolled it and destroyed the car. I had rebuilt that car

Ah, the Lone Ranger. How fun is that, definitely have to have the book. Never have enough books. Currently my yard-mowing show. I have my own FM broadcasting rig and a 3M WorkTunes hearing protection

Dusty had no current plan for them the last time I check with him, Walden

Thanks for the information about Dick Osgood's book, Ryan. I'll order it this weekend. Scott

If Dusty Rogers released any obscure radio episodes he might have, he'd have a buyer in me. I bought a four CD box set from him"Roy Rogers and Dale Evans - It Was Always the Music" from him a number