Yes, Hedd, almost exactly like that.

I'll check out your wheel chair pack as well, obm890.

Thanks, everyone.  I'll pass the info on.

I still have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.  Are you saying to reinstall the original?  Sorry to be so dense, but I am a casual user and I don't know these terms or their definitions.

Very nice indeed!

Yep, that would be it.  Great tattoo, btw.  Was there a trick to getting the sizing correct on the tat so it fit properly onto the chest area?

(cedarwolf using his wife's computer...) Ah, so desu...domo arigato...my thanks and appreciation for the efforts of the group. I go now to binge download...

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I would recommend a spell checker as well as the graphics software you are using. Using "street spelling" for proper names gives the reader the concept that the writer doesn't care enough about their story, or their craft, to look up the word and spell it correctly. Sorry, I teach college composition and writing...you'd be surprised how many essys and resarch papers I grade every week that have Instant Messaging abreviated language and just bad spelling and grammar...and how many students are baffled when they fail a paper for those reasons.

If you need some assistance in basic grammar, IM me from here and I'll help when I can. I just noticed, I am using my wife's computer and forgot to log her out and myself in. My IM is cedarwolf.

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What I have done, with some success, is to create the Terragen scene and make sure I have more than enough foreground. I then take that scene into Paintshop Pro (not a big photoshop fan...too many buttons...) and I pull up the templates for Cyclorama and cut and paste the Terragen to work into the template. It takes a little practice for the seam area, I have to admit. Also, if you have more than enough foreground,and this works well for water or ocean based scenes, you can just lay it over the template as a new layer, cut out what doesn't fit, and call it good. Remember to save the new layer by itself so you don't overwrite your template.

Gosh, I was gonna say that the glue on the paper doesn't stick, it won't stay lit, the fire falls in your lap while you're trying to look suave and debonaire, and the mutton falls off the bone. But perhaps I misunderstand...

Ok..I gave it a two hour test run. It's an interesting little toy if it ever works the way that the help file says it should. One of my problems with it was that I had to look up everything the program couldn't find. That's no different than working with files that have lost their "connectedness" already. Perhaps I misunderstood, that's not unusual...just ask all six of my kids. I thought it was supposed to look through the runtime folder and find the missing bits and make the new connections sorta/kinda like another popular program. Did I err?

I've always loved Beowolf, and think Grendel is a misunderstood person. I'd also like to see a "postmodernist" treatment of The Wife of Bath, The Pardoners Tale, and several other bits of Canterbury Tales.

I'll look around for the suggested Persian stuff, and I've never heard of the Osprey books...going now to google them...

Thanks, folks. Say, just found this link: http://www.larp.com/hoplite/bronze.html Some interesting stuff there.

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Holy Chrome! To quote Fozzy Bear: "The Natural Habitat of the Bear...a Studebaker!" Love it, want it, gonna have it when it's available. Thanks!

Sweet Mother of Chrome! That's a great image, Bill. Got a URL for those Goji figures?

I had no problem getting to them this morning. Thank you so much, for all of your quality freebies. I just love your stuff.

Wow....I need this stuff for the veterans archive project. I'll have to keep an eye on this thread.