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[kirkcudbright]

I signed off on the proofs of the souvenir book, and the printers are printing it. And I have this irrational lurking fear that there is some mistake so massive and bone-headed that I and everyone have failed notice it (a la "ConDigeo").

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[lyonesse.livejournal.com]

if there is, it'll become a collector's item :)

[beowabbit]

What's the ConDiego story?

[kirkcudbright.livejournal.com]

ConDiego was the 1990 NASFiC,held at the Omni Hotel. Except that the program book declared it "ConDigeo" at the "Omin Hotal". Of course, that was symptomatic of a deeper disorganization, evidenced by the button "My name is ConDigeo Montoya. You killed my weekend. Prepare to die."

Getting into the fannish lexicon is not necessarily a good thing, nor is having a con that people still talk about 14 years later. But I don't think we're in any danger of that.

[deguspice.livejournal.com]

The con was also known as "TypoCon".

A quick Google search turned up http://www.smofbabe.net/1990.html (http://www.smofbabe.net/1990.html)

[beowabbit]

Oh, and congratulations!

[miss-chance.livejournal.com]

and now it's my turn. Fortunately the PP is a *much* simpler job, technically, and requires little in the way of knowledge of the printing industry. AND it turns out the InDesign will import Excel data in a useful way. Huzzah!

I took a look at your comps on line; they looked really very good.

[kirkcudbright.livejournal.com]

Ah, but you have the burden of having to accurately represent a changing schedule. Go you, and go InDesign!