The Esperanto Pack

[Darsi]

I've uploaded two files here--check out "The Esperanto Pack 2." I
think they'd be useful for beginning learners of Esperanto, however
the version is rather outdated. The first page suggests sites,
including Gxangalo which I had to change. Also, I wanted to kind of
tailor it to the US (for my own selfish purposes) so I substituted the
contact information to all US-based organizations. My GIMP'd rendition
of the first page is "Mia The Esperanto Pack 2." My skills are really
not all that great, so I apologize if some of it is crappy.

Please give me suggestions regarding what else I should put on there
or rearrange or take off completely. Thanks guys!

Darsi

[Hoss]

Hi Darsi,

Do you know where the EoPako comes from? The "About" section doesn't
seem to say. I'm wondering if we can get a copy of the original
(editable) file from whomever created it and make the modifications
there.

- Hoss

[Darsi]

So, http://esperanto.bretonio.free.fr/pakeo.htm has a list of EoPako's
in different versions and languages. The DOC files are editable!
Thanks for pointing that out. Messing with Word will be sooo much
easier.