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Re: Don't Edit The Image; Let Admin Diagnose The Problem

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algale wrote:Yes, Dusty,I am referring to the JPW image. No, don't edit it. Maybe it will help Admin figure out what is going on. For such a modestly sized imaged (based on the number of pixels), it is occupying a huge amount of screen space and mucking up word wrap.
After viewing it in Shopsmith1, I understand the comments.

I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that the image was downloaded from online images. It is not my own photo image. But then there is the question of why the two (Shopsmith1 and prosilver) handle it so differently.
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Re: Wax on, Wax off

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JPW is all right for my SS. I approached it with a bottle of Boeshield and it cringed.
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Re: Wax on, Wax off

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Just to show that I am not partial to discussing only Shopsmith, this is what I do not intend to use on my equipment. I also want to point out that my own partiality for Johnsons Paste Wax is for use on the equipment. Shopsmith's take on MinWax is for more than that. They taut it for waxing wood projects as well.

PS: The website prefers MinWax too. No word wrap.
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Re: Wax on, Wax off

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Interesting. I'm using the prosilver board style. Dusty's JPW image is small like you would expect from a 300 x 300 pic. In case it matters, I'm using Internet Explorer.

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Re: Wax on, Wax off

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These are the sorta thing that makes the life of a moderator so very interesting. It is also what should make us so very grateful for our moderator and for the website.

I don't know what sorta headaches this transition has caused behind the scenes but from here it seems to have been quit graceful.

We are also WAY OFF topic.
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Re: Wax on, Wax off

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Interestingly, the minwax picture causes none of the issues the JPW picture did. So at least in that one respect, minwax appears to be superior for the Shopsmith (or at least the Shopsmith Forum :) )

I agree Admin has done an admirable job of rolling out this new software and hunting down and fixing the inevitable "interesting" developments.
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Re: Wax on, Wax off

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algale wrote:Interestingly, the minwax picture causes none of the issues the JPW picture did. So at least in that one respect, minwax appears to be superior for the Shopsmith (or at least the Shopsmith Forum :) )

I agree Admin has done an admirable job of rolling out this new software and hunting down and fixing the inevitable "interesting" developments.
I don't know about that. It may have something to do with the guy who posted it.

This is the same JPW image reduced to the same size as the Minwax.
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I think Admin 'fixed' whatever it was.

Nope!

Problem persists in Shopsmith1. :(

Now what on earth could the 'original' poster of that pix have done to create this phenomenon??? :rolleyes:
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Re: Wax on, Wax off

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I have always used the Minwax finishing wax and have had great results, however now nearing the end of the can I had noticed that most of you have talked about using Johnson's paste wax and I had also noticed it runs almost $3.00 a can cheaper at my local Lowes store. If it works as good as Minwax I'll save 3 bucks!
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Word wrap not a problem in Prosilver.
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