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   IronHelix | Jun 03, 2002 04:43am | #1

   Hey Ben you posted this same question yesterday in the generral discussion section.

   I would refer you back to the ongoing thread..........that's where the action is!

   .........................Regards to your 70+ years of experience.............Iron Helix

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   BenCorbin | Jun 03, 2002 06:29am | #2

   I don't understand your message.I am truly a beginner on the computer,and this is the first time trying a discussion forum. I am just trying to get some professsional help with a project. I could not even do this without my wife's help.There appears to be many areas to go to and many avenues to take you to them, and I just don't understand how to do it. If I made a mistake, I'm sorry.Would you please advise?Fine Homebuilding says there are people here that can help with anything. Thanx,Ben.

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   IronHelix | Jun 03, 2002 01:58pm | #3

   Computers are just like all the other things in construction that you have tackled and conquered. Although I will admit that this machine is sometimes either smarter than I or just plain contrary.  Each program, such as the one designed by Prospero for Breaktime, has its own bells and whistles, plus there seems to be some social rules for using this thing.

   If you are a daily user and reply to some postings then time and effort are important, therefore it is very nice to have the same "problem question" and the "thread" of answers and replies to appear together.  It forms a line of ideas that often generate more ideas.

   Breaktime is broken into several "folders" or areas of discussion, which are listed on the left side of the discussion screen. You may select the group into which you post a question and susequently return to same to follow the posted discussion.  So posting the same question to more than one folder is  socially "not a good thing".

   Sorry if I seemed gruff about it................I merely wanted the discussion to continue in the same "room' with the rest of the folks that came to visit your question, which includes me.

   What I glean from these discussions is more knowlege to add to my years of experience, and more importantly to read about new methods  that replace older and now obsolete methods.

   Come on back to the original discussion, help us keep the "Thread" going on a very good problem. 

   .......................Iron Helix

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   BenCorbin | Jun 03, 2002 06:33pm | #4

   Hi to all,

   Thanks for the chat. 

   I am returning the curltued marble today. Some of it has defects.

   I am seriously thinking about finding an installer. It is an option.

   Thanks will write again. Ben