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[Rekd™]

Very nice indeed! Thanks Webby!

 

'Rekd

[Code_Breaker]

Hey, this is great .. ..

 

 

Code_Breaker

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

KEWL!!!

[TREV]

that should get some attention,maybe the post isue should be at the top thou . just a thought. thanks webby,

trevor

[Harryman]

Testing, PHooww, Phoow, EEEarrrr

 

Neato

[Rekd™]

Wowzers, I just had to agree to the license agreement again.

 

Thanks Webbie! Keep 'em in line!

 

'Rekd

[d00d]

Testing, 1,2,3

[Camfun]

1,2,3 Testing

[Camfun]

d00d and I have the same idea at same time!

 

Incredible

[Brendan P]

This should keep things in line a little better.

Thanks Dave for hosting such a great place.

[d00d]

CAMFUN,...Great minds.......

[Jody]

looky here isn't this neat

 

jody

[Toolfab]

That was nice, very nice! When it bounced me into there I thought I was in trouble...lmao

 

Very well written, very nice indeed!

 

[Scott Bond]

Testing testing Testing 1,2,3

[G Caputo]

So now when someone asks for a post, it will be much easier for them to reply stating that they didn't read the FAQ.

[Dan Schnars]

SWEET

[mold100]

I want to try Kewl feature

[CAM-mando]

I thought I was being penalized for participating in the Jesus thread

 

I like how the post issue was the last one right above the "Agree" button.

[Philcott]

Ummmmm....Ummmmm....Ummmm

Change is good. Change is good. Change is good. Change is good. Change is good. Change is good.

 

Phil

 

I will have to remember to hold down CTRL button for gremlins. Damn popup stopper.

[Rekd™]

Phil, if you'd use Mozilla, you can allow popups from eMastercam.com.

 

'Rekd

[d00d]

Rekd, A little off topic, but was wondering how Mozilla is for a general websurfing browser? Does it play well with windows media files? quicktime? etc...?

[L Hanft]

I like it....no more "were taking you back message" great work.....

[Bullines]

Mozilla rawks for everything. I've found that some sites with embedded Windows Media content won't work, but others do. Embedded QuickTime and Real content work great with Mozilla. Media that launches in its own app window, whether Windows Media/QuckTime/Real, works the same regardless of the browser (unless you break the MIME associations some how).

 

PS: Microsoft will introduce a built-in pop-up blocker into IE when SP2 for Windows XP is released. Nothing like joining the party two years too late

[Toolfab]

d00d, it plays well with Quick, but I have trouble with Windows stuff. There must be a plug in or something, I just havent found it yet.

 

I can state for sure that it is a great switch!!!

 

I for one will never go back.

[L Hanft]

well the "were taing you back" message work better, guess I spoke B4 I tested....