Baren Digest              Monday, 22 October 2001      Volume 17 : Number 1594


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From: Cucamongie@aol.com
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2001 09:34:33 EDT
Subject: [Baren 16008] fireman prints 


Furry john, my first block is cut and I have 2 more blocks to go, I think, 
but neither of these is as complicated as the first.  May be ready to proof 
in a week-
Sarah

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From: "G. Wohlken" <blueman@pantek.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2001 12:00:29 -0400
Subject: [Baren 16009] Re: Baren Digest V17 #1593 Netscape Mail and Benefit Prints 

Barbara, I do have Netscape 6.01 and did discover only yesterday that if I turn spellcheck 
off, I can choose to use it when I want to.  I click on "Spell" in the toolbar
and the same spell window pops up.  But this time when I click "Close" 
it just closes and I can work some more on my email and send it when I'm 
ready.  So that  was a good discovery.  Shane just showed me how to copy 
and paste.  It's more awkward than it was before, but at least it is 
do-able.  You drag and drop (at least with a Mac).  You can take an URL 
from a webpage, for instance,  highlight it then drag it over to your 
email and drop it where you want it.  Well, well, well.  However, the 
drawback!  Both windows have to be made small enough that you can see 
where you are dragging it.

> I had so much trouble with netscape 6.0 I just got fed up and switched to
> explorer...i loved netscape 4.7 I understand they have 6.1 that is better
> now but I am waiting to hear if this is so. I like netscape better but not
> 6.0
> Barbara


* * * * 

If I can't get used to this, Graham, I will try the Eudora.  Shane says 
the Microsoft "Outlook Express" works better than
Netscape's mail.  But maybe it's just a matter of learning the tricks to 
this one.  I found a page on Netscape Help that listed
many glitches in the 6.1 Netscape, so they haven't got this right yet.


> My recommendation is the use Explorer.  For me it is more user friendly and a lot more intuitive.
> I only use it for surfing the net by the way.
> For e-mail I prefer Eudora.  The light version compared to the pro version has one difference. There is a 
>small window that appears on you  monitor that carries advertising blurbs in the Free light version.  
>It drove me bonkers so spent the $ for the Pro.  There is a spell checker with the program.  I don't use it much....
>(ya I know, I should)  but prefer a 
>stand along Spell Checker is most versatile....  You are right about spell checker in netscape... yuk


> If you decide to switch from Netscape to Explorer you can capture all you Bookmarks in N. and move them to Explorer.
> Let me know if you need more help.

> Regards
> 
> Graham

* * *

John, mine is drawn on the board and ready to cut,  but I'm waiting to 
hear from a fellow barener with a question I asked him.
Wherefore art thou, Julio?

Gayle

 > How is it going folks?
> just a reminder
> 
> John center
> 


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From: "Daniel L. Dew" <ddew0001@tampabay.rr.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2001 20:23:19 -0400
Subject: [Baren 16010] Tired 

I'm tired, my arms are sore and my feet hurt!  But I did it!
I just finished #4 of my "yet to be printed" group.  This was an addition of
75, 12"x12", 2 color reduction block prints.  It was actually my first
commissioned piece, they want to make postcards and posters and such from
the original (?).

I think I want to do animals for awhile, really close close-ups.
Reductions.  Large, big ones with small print runs.

Yeah, that's the trick.  Animals.


- -- 
Daniel L. Dew
Tampa, FL
http://www.dandew.com/
ddew0001@tampabay.rr.com



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From: Graham <gscholes@home.com>
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2001 17:54:58 -0700
Subject: [Baren 16011] Re: Tired 

Dan wrote.....

>I'm tired, my arms are sore and my feet hurt!


The sore arms I understand .... carving and printing.
I have heard of ambidextrous
You must be feetidexterously as well ...  !!!

Graham


> But I did it!
>I just finished #4 of my "yet to be printed" group.  This was an addition of
>75, 12"x12", 2 color reduction block prints.  It was actually my first
>commissioned piece, they want to make postcards and posters and such from
>the original (?).
>
>I think I want to do animals for awhile, really close close-ups.
>Reductions.  Large, big ones with small print runs.
>
>Yeah, that's the trick.  Animals.
>
>
>--
>Daniel L. Dew




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