The Interscan Monitor Newsletter > Volume 4, Number 2

Volume 4, Number 2

WELCOME.....

Resources--both human and on-line--are featured in this edition

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SOME OF THE PEOPLE, THEIR EXPERTISE, AND HOW TO REACH THEM

pick our brains, please...

John Mora is our ace corporate sales guy

e-mail	sales@gasdetection.com
phone ext number	139

Since he was our service manager, John has significant product and
applications knowledge. Few in the gas detection industry have a
better understanding of the practicalities of getting the job done in
real life.

Leslie DeNunzio is our very helpful service tech

e-mail	service@gasdetection.com
phone ext number	121

Leslie comes from a customer service background, and has real empathy with you, the instrument user. She's done a great job of picking up the technical details of our industry. If you have any questions or problems at all, please do yourself a favor and talk to Leslie.

Sharon Evans does many things around here, but you may know her best as the go-to girl for order status.

e-mail	sharon@gasdetection.com
phone ext number	120

Sharon has worked in many fields, and sharpened her computer skills
when she came to Interscan. She is enthusiastic, capable, and "gives
good phone."

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WEB RESOURCES

We are CONSTANTLY adding content to our website.

Here are some recently updated/upgraded places to go

The industry links have really been expanded

TheNomad Data Logger section is better and more informative, now featuring screen shots--with full details

For non-industry stuff, check out our Cool sites (hundreds of 'em)

** Weekly comments (going back to 1996)

These are on many subjects, but we seem to get the biggest response to the movie reviews and the true crime stories.

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HANDS ACROSS THE SEA DEPARTMENT

We are proud to report that there are now well over 500 Interscan
units in the Peoples Republic of China.

Hats off to our superdealer!!

Carbon monoxide and formaldehyde units seem to be the biggest sellers.

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NOMAD DATA LOGGER BROCHURE NOW AVAILABLE

Interscan's new and VERY popular data logger was selling
well BEFORE there was adequate product literature. The flyer is here
now, so I guess you've just run out of reasons not to buy one of these
clever little devices.

To get a brochure, contact Sharon Evans

To get a Nomad, contact John Mora

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ANOTHER WAY TO GET A NOMAD DATA LOGGER

Geographically sensitive e-commerce was recently implemented on our sister site www.halimeter.com

Since the Nomad is popular in that market as well as in industrial gas
detection, the Nomad can be purchased on the Halimeter e-commerce site

Use the link to our New On-Line shop, and look for the
Nomad.

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NATIONAL MISSILE DEFENSE

Whom do you call, if you're the US Army, and you have a mission
critical requirement to monitor hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide??

Interscan, of course.

Our instruments our now monitoring silos, re-fueling facilities, and
transport vehicles.

So what, you say??

Here's what. Chances are your gas monitoring application is
important, albeit not necessarily part of national defense. Isn't it
good to know that your supplier has made the grade on some of the
toughest proving grounds in the world?

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MORE WINDOWS TIPS AND TRICKS (Courtesy of winfiles.cnet.com)

*** When using the standard clipboard, every time you paste something
new to it, you lose the last thing that was there. Windows95/98 has a
ClipBook that you can save clippings and reuse them.

To install it, put the Windows95/98 CD-ROM in your CD drive, and in
the resulting window, select Add/Remove Software. Go to the Windows
Setup tab, click Have Disk, click, Browse, and move to
d:\Other\Clipbook (where d is your CD-ROM drive letter.)

The only file that will be in that directory will be the CLIPBOOK.INF
file. Double-click it. Check ClipBook Viewer and install it. You will
now be able to open ClipBook through your Start menu, under the
Accessories heading.

*** To delete unwanted temporary files when you startup every time,
simply add this line to C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT

"Echo Y|If Exist C:\Windows\Temp\*.* Del C:\Windows\Temp\*.* >Nul"

*** To immediately turn on your screen saver, select the .SCR file in
the WINDOWS\SYSTEM folder that corresponds to your saver, right-click
and drag it to the desktop to create a shortcut. Then double click the
new shortcut to turn on the saver! This is also a good way to protect
your machine quickly if you use password protection with your screen
saver.

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Until next time, I remain

Your faithful webmaster

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