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![]() "dxAce" wrote in message ... Thanks Steve, but that information is dated. I went in on April 18, 2000 and got my General. All I had to do was prove that I was a Tech Plus licensee who had passed the 5WPM code test (which I did, in 1983). Lot of new General's were born on 4/15/00.. The article you posted to was right in one way... they didn't just automatically send out General tickets to every Tech Plus.. you actually had to go to your local VEC and fill out the paperwork, and offer proof of meeting the code requirement. Yep. But let me say this, everyone should have had to pass the 13 WPM code test for General... Even deaf people can, and could, pass the test. My problem was/is that I process all languages the same way.. I translate them into English (in my head) before I can 'read' them. This works more or less for Spanish, but really bytes for Korean (two translations, one from the Hangul alphabet to the Latin one, then from Korean into English) and REALLY slows me down on code.. ![]() |
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