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   Jamie_Buxton | Dec 12, 2003 02:51am | #1

   Go to http://www.eagle-america.com/html/ or http://www.jesada.com/ and look at the pix.  You'll probably find what you're thinking of.

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   cutawooda | Dec 12, 2003 03:41am | #2

   how do u put links on your message...I would love to be able to do that

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   Sancho | Dec 12, 2003 03:50am | #3

   Check out http://www.woodbits.com they are pretty good bits they are all I use anymore

    

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   Jamie_Buxton | Dec 13, 2003 12:46am | #5

   Cutawooda ---

      Use your browser to display the page you want people to link to.   The browser will be displaying the URL of that page.  Select that URL (double-clicking on it is one way).   Hit Control-C to copy the URL to the clipboard.   Go to the message you're composing.  Place the cursor where you want the URL to appear.  Hit Control-V to paste the clipboard contents into the message.   Most programs are now smart enough to recognize that this is a link, and to color it some different color.

      Actually, many programs are now smart enough to recognize that anything starting with "www"  or "http//" is a link, and they'll change the color based on that.    That is, you can just type the URL into the program, and it'll take care of things for you.

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   notDusty | Dec 12, 2003 06:43am | #4

            Several of the most common details for edging doors and drawer fronts are either a finger pull detail or you may simply use a cove cutting bit. Which you may already have , along with a radius bit ion the face the cove will work nicely.           

                               good luck          dusty