Calling Matt Lombard

Hey, buddy, how about letting people know where you are? I and others
have been trying to find your Web site and email with no success. You
sent a message to me on January 1st saying your new Web site is
www.mysite.verizon.net/mjlombard, but that URL is invalid. If I take
the "mysite" portion out that URL doesn't work either. Verizon has a
Web hosting service called "My Web Space", but substituting "mywebspace"
for "mysite" doesn't work. Whatcha been up to? Hope you're OK.

Best regards,
Mark 'Sporky' Stapleton
www.h2omarkdesign.com

 

remove the www.

 

I'm pretty sure that I never did anything about finding Matt's new site, but
when I read this I decided to update my favorites. I was automagically
redirected to the right site. I don't know why or who was responsible, I'm
just really glad to have all that great information at my fingertips!

Jerry Steiger
Tripod Data Systems
"take the garbage out, dear"

 

Sorry I've kind of dropped out for a while, I've been busy with other
things. Thanks for the concern, but everything's fine. Actually
everything's better than fine.

It seems that I've either posted or mass emailed wrong links to my moved
site. Even Desktop Engineering magazine published the old url after the
site had been moved. Here's the new functioning URL:

http://mysite.verizon.net/mjlombard/

email: (remove the dashes)
alternate email:

For anyone who reads this and might be interested, here's some shameless
self promotion. I'm going into the independent contracting / consulting
business. Initially I'm going to offer a wide range of services to begin
generating some customers, and hope to eventually trim it down to the most
reliable or lucrative few.

- plastics design

- complex shapes design / surfacing repair work

- advanced design assistance (think of something that tech support rolls
their eyes at, and that's where I'd like this to begin)

- PDMWorks / SolidWorks implementation and advanced troubleshooting
(administrator training / power user mentoring)

- custom training / tutorial development for SolidWorks or related products


If your company is interested in any of this, please use the email above.

Thanks,

Matt Lombard