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klhoush
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OK, I figured out the simple way to resize pictures is to use the 'send to mail recipiant' and click resize.

Then I drag-n-drop on the desktop so I can find them.

Let's see if they post. Hey, why is the screen so wide?





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Bruce Dickey
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Nice looking, very nice.

try enter after every picture. Otherwise it adds 'em up.

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Tic Tac Toe anyone?

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Don't forget the bridge plate!

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Nice tonewood and craftmanship Kurt!


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Thanks bruce, I just may have closed her up without it! It's my #2 so things happen.
The back looks like a volcanic column superimposed on a rib cage. I'll call it "Burning Lung"... or not.

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Yep all the pictures are on one text line. put a enter between each and there will be one on a line or vertical alignment instead of horiz.
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I guess one needs to do the same with text or get a wide screen!


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Text will self roll to format width provided the is not pictures setting a widder width for that topic. Once a picture or pictures spread the fromat width of a specific topic, all posts in that topic will be that wide.

at least till someone edits the picture so that the topic's format width is narrower MichaelP38750.6711574074
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Bruce Dickey
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Go back up there, hit EDIT, then get between the pics and hit ENTER, twice, publish and it's fixed. Voila!

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While you are at it, you may as well go get some glue and a bridge plate. Nice work Sir Kurt, really nice.

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Thanks, It's much easier to look at now! I guess I better glue in that bridge plate now before Bruce gives me a spanking.


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Very nice Kurt!

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Glad to see a multi-piece back as of late! I`ve been considering that... Nice work!
The pattern kinda looks like a tree troll.

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That's a really gorgeous 3-piece back you've got going on there. Loving it!
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Very nice back. I may have to try a 3 piece.
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Thats one of the best looking backs sets I've seen. Cant wait to see it completed.
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[QUOTE=D.L.Huskey] Thats one of the best looking backs sets I've seen. Cant wait to see it completed.[/QUOTE]


Agreed! That is beautiful.
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