LN v's LV low angle block plane

Re: Ted, now look what you have done!

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>How now Brown Cow ?

HO HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! Looks like Ye Olde Cronker-dude has a new toy! :~)

Now, can I use this trick to write in color too?

Todd O.

Re: Ted, now look what you have done!

William R. Duffield on the Cohansey

>There are tricks to do that, too, and to change the size of your letters. If you look at the HTML source on some examples of Dominic Greco's posts, you can figure out how to do it.

If you see any tricks you are interested in using, your browser will show you the HTML source of the page, and you can read the code and figure it out. You should be able to find a "View Source" menu item that will reveal all.

If, like me, you prefer using rational imperial system fractions, instead of decimal fractions or even metric, you can use the superscript and subscript commands. For example, to display 6⁷/₈, write the following code:

6⁷/<sub>8</sub/>

For more dangerous info on HTML syntax, here are a couple of very useful links:

Summary of HTML I

Summary of HTML II

That's not nit-picking...

Ted Owen, Pittsburgh

>that's helpful. Apparently IE6 anticipated and corrected my error. Thanks Eric.

Best, Ted

Still one thing;-)

Dan Donaldson

>PLEASE make sure to close the tags. Some of them can mess things up if not closed properly.

Re: Ted, now look what you have done!

Ted Owen, Pittsburgh

>Should that last "sub" have the extra slash at the end?

Thanks for the links, William. I bookmarked them and will review.

Best, Ted

Re: No, it should not.

William R. Duffield on the Cohansey

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Re: Still one thing;-)

William R. Duffield on the Cohansey

>Oops. My browser didn't choke on the syntax error, so I missed it when I punched the preview button.

Re: LN v's LV low angle block plane

Don Thompson, Cutler Ridge, South of Miami FL

>In tool comparisons, it is great to hear from someone who actually has both tools.

Thanks for your post.