I agree with David......

But there is a caveat, I would strongly urge that Marco and the other
developers of free DICOM toolkits, would either set up a board on
their own site or move the effort to [url]www.SourceForge.net[/url], It would
benefit the community more from the additional support afforded by
either approach. I do not mind skipping the DCMTK programming
issues, I just lament about the loss of functionality this forum
offers compared to a more software developement orineted forum. I
know for eg. Marco's resources are stretched as thin as can be and the
last thing they want is to surf another forum, but trust me the tools
on sourceforge makes life easier.

my two small fractions of a monetary unit.

dee
;-D

[email]dcsipo@charm.net[/email] (dee ;-D) wrote in message news:<843ec99a.0410240726.34c139fd@posting.google.com>...[color=blue]
> But there is a caveat, I would strongly urge that Marco and the other
> developers of free DICOM toolkits, would either set up a board on
> their own site or move the effort to [url]www.SourceForge.net[/url], It would
> benefit the community more from the additional support afforded by
> either approach. I do not mind skipping the DCMTK programming
> issues, I just lament about the loss of functionality this forum
> offers compared to a more software developement orineted forum. I
> know for eg. Marco's resources are stretched as thin as can be and the
> last thing they want is to surf another forum, but trust me the tools
> on sourceforge makes life easier.
>
> my two small fractions of a monetary unit.
>
> dee
> ;-D[/color]
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>>>> Sounds like u r disagreeing with David...[/color][/color][/color]

I see no justifiable point in having a separate group for Dicom
toolkits...

My interest in DCMTK on this group will wane as soon as my issues are
fixed up.. after that its Dicom that will be the focus of my attention
here as I try to understand it better... At the same time I would like
to read up on other experiences every now & then to widen my toolkit
perspective...

Plus the crucial aspect of not enough traffic to justify
sub-grouping... if people don't want to read unrelated messages, they
should jus skip them...

What is more apt is to ask the contributors to be clear in their
choice of subject line... that should help the sensitive souls
better... but I think that is already taken care of by most
contribtors anyway..

my 3 cents...
Michael