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I found this site useful and thought I'd let others know about it.


http://www.newwoodworker.com/windingsicks.html
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Thanks Bob added it to my bookmarks.
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I did as well, thanks
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judaspre1982 wrote:Me Three---Thanks Bob
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I just save it to disk!
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judaspre1982 wrote:Evan a better idea]
Agreed!

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I have so much of that stuff saved off or bookmarked that I can never find it when I want to.:eek:

Beginning to think it is a waste of computer storage and effort.:rolleyes:
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dusty wrote:I have so much of that stuff saved off or bookmarked that I can never find it when I want to.:eek:

Beginning to think it is a waste of computer storage and effort.:rolleyes:
We all have that problem with the storage space between our ears. It is ALL in there, our problem is with 'retrieval'.:D

Organization(folders/sub-directories) and concise naming are essential with computer storage. Now if I had only done that. . . .;)
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[quote="JPG40504"]We all have that problem with the storage space between our ears. It is ALL in there, our problem is with 'retrieval'.:D

Organization(folders/sub-directories) and concise naming are essential with computer storage. Now if I had only done that. . . .]

Exactly! Also if you bookmark the page (bookmarks can be just as much an organizational nightmare) you may find everything is gone in a week.

If I see something that may be useful or noteworthy I download it immediately.

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