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   piffin_ | Dec 28, 2001 12:29am | #1

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   http://www.accutools.net/0fec2130.jpg

   Here's the location for just the cabinet so you don't need to wait forever to load up guys, though there's other stuff that's intresting on his site.

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   Orlo | Dec 28, 2001 01:07am | #2

   *piffin,I'm curious how you did that? Larry

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   Joseph_Fusco | Dec 28, 2001 02:37am | #3

   *Larry,

   You can do it like this too...

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   Orlo | Dec 28, 2001 04:11am | #4

   *Joe,How is that done?Larry

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   Armin_ | Dec 28, 2001 06:18am | #5

   *Joe,Piffin your computer skills are amazing, where did you learn this stuff?

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   Joseph_Fusco | Dec 28, 2001 06:45am | #6

   *Larry,

   It's really not that hard. Just insert some HTML into your posts and presto. . .At one time there was quite a bit of information on how to do this written by me on this site, but it has been all removed. There still might be some information form the "hut dweller" floating around. You can either do a search or ask him directly.

   "The first step towards vice is to shroud innocent actions in mystery, and whoever likes to conceal something sooner or later has reason to conceal it." Aristotle

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   piffin_ | Jan 19, 2002 04:57am | #7

   *I've been away for awhile guys. Never did get the hang of Joe's way though he tried to explain it to me.I went to orlo's site with my Netscape browser and hovered over the image with the cursor. I right clicked and a pop up menu gave me some choices, one of which was "copy image location" I chose that, and went to this little message box like this and http://www.accutools.net/0fec2130.jpgwhere I again right clicked the mouse and chose paste. I could also have hit the Ctrl key and the v together to paste it in here.Now if you want to save an image to your computer disc just right click and choose save image as.These commands might be slighly different for you MS users