Where Hardwood Lumber Comes From9-steaming walnut *LINK*

Re: Where Hardwood Lumber Comes From9-steaming wal

Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX

>Lots make this mistake, you're almost there, very simple solution. Before pasting the link into the "Optional Link URL" box, click in the box and select all (cmd-A in Mac speak), then paste the copied link.

Pam

Correct link  *LINK*

Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX

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http://www.woodcentral.com/cgi-bin/messages.pl?read=325414

HTTP/:----double---

Jack Guzman from Maine

>This is so common a mistake here and has been for a long time. What would it take to remove "http/:" from the "Optional Link URL:" box permanently? Not trying to be a trouble maker,just curious.---Jack

Re: Where Hardwood Lumber Comes From9-steaming wal

Jim Shaver - Oakville, Ontario

>Good Morning Bill,

You are brave to learn how tyo do this, you are so close as Pam said.

When you post a link from your adress line, if you copied the http portion then delete that from the Link box you are about to paste your URL into.

I have enjoyed following your eries of posts, you not only have shared some very useful and interesting information with us, but you have also allowed your self to learn a little too.

Thanks to those who have helped.

Heavens knows I am still learning too!

:-)

take care,

Jim

Re: Where Hardwood Lumber Comes From9-steaming wal

Alan Bierbaum, near Denver, CO

>I fixed your link. Next time - watch out for the http// that is automatically in the link box.

Keep posting - this is interesting.

thanks all

Bill Tindal, E.TN

>maybe I will get it right next time