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   CAGIV | Feb 06, 2003 10:58pm | #1

   Is the door only for privacy, or an entrance which requires a lock?

   What about a sliding door into the wall at the top of the drawing?

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   FastEddie1 | Feb 06, 2003 11:37pm | #2

   Renovating space for a beauty salon, and this will be the managers office.  Wants to be able to lock up the office at night, privacy for counseling, etc.

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   CAGIV | Feb 06, 2003 11:42pm | #3

   What is that thicker wall on the bottom of the opening made of?

   And where does it go to?

   Edited 2/6/2003 3:43:25 PM ET by CAG

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   FastEddie1 | Feb 07, 2003 01:02am | #4

   Might work...I'll offer both that and the surface-applied pocket door.  No one knows why the wall is thicker.  Second floor, non-load bearing.  The other walls are 'normal' thickness, all are wood 2x4 w/ 5/8 gwb.

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   CAGIV | Feb 07, 2003 01:05am | #5

   Possibly a vent stack or duct work of some sort for something in the thicker wall?

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   CAGIV | Feb 07, 2003 01:07am | #6

   what software did you use to create your drawing, Im using autocad, and I cant for the life of me figure out how to save the drawing as jpg, and Im pretty sure its possible

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   FastEddie1 | Feb 07, 2003 01:53am | #7

   I drew it in Autocad LT (still a .dwg file), saved it, opened MS Publisher (came on the computer) and imported the drawing, then saved it as a jpg.  That's why there is a lot of white space around it.  I think other programs will also do the conversion.

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   CAGIV | Feb 07, 2003 02:01am | #8

   Thanks,

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   Piffin | Feb 07, 2003 03:36am | #9

   http://www.wisdom-soft.com/

   Go here and download the free screen hunter program.

   It will make a jpg or gif of anything on your screen.

   See the attachment for a sample

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   Excellence is its own reward!

   
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   CAGIV | Feb 07, 2003 03:38am | #10

   Thank you again