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Turning chat tonight- beat you Stuart

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Turning chat tonight- beat you Stuart

John C Lucas

Im finally getting some time in the shop. Ill fill everyone in on what im up to. Hope to see you all there .

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Clifton C

In your shop? Count me in :) What time should we show up?

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john lucas

Hey just call in advance. Then I can either run or take you in. :)

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Stuart Johnson

Thanks John. Hope to see everyone there. We need your update plus one from Dick on his bandsaw problem.

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#5

How do you access the chat?

John K Jordan

And can you include photos?

JKJ

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john lucas

John It's at 8:30 central time. Go to the home page and at the very top among all the other things you can click on is Chat room. Click on that. I think you need Java or maybe some other thing to be able to open it. I think there is a way to post a photo but I don't know how. I think you have to post a link to it..

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John K Jordan

Thanks. I ended up working on my big mower until late. I'd like to check out the chat, maybe next time.

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Re: How do you access the chat?

William Duffield

At the upper left of the WoodCentral pages are a list of links. The last one is "CHAT ROOM". Click on it, click on "Enter the Chat Room", enter a name, select a communicatios protocol, and click on Connect. You have a choice of three communications methods, either Java or Flash, or mobile. Flash is usually more stable.

If you want to show a photo, you need to preupload it to a photo hosting site (e.g., Flickr, photobucket, imgur, etc.) of your choice, and then provide a link to the url and post it to the chat.

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