im back i think

[stormman]

Thanks for all the hellos guys
Brings a little tear to my eye's, didn't figure i was missed That much
Now if i can just figure out how to work this new system. something about taking a horse to water

[tcraft]

Hey man, good to have you here. I fixed up your Avatar for you, hope you like it.

bob.

[Victor Gisclair]

Avator

Help I still can't get this to work. Even Norm has one now.

[ROllerton]

How to setup your Avatar for your account,.

Take a picture you like and process it with photoshop or some other picture editor to be 72dpi and no more than 50 x 50 dpi in size.

Save that someplace on your hard drive. You can also just search the web for one that you like thats already been prepared, there are a lot of libraries out there of "avatars"; www.Goodle.com is a good place to start looking.

Come back here and login, and click the "my profile" button at the top., and then the "edit options" on the next screen.

go toward the bottom of the screen full of stuff you can change about your profile, and you will see "change Avatar", click that and then click "use custom avatar" and then Down toward the bottom "Upload an Avatar from your computer" click the browse button and then go to the picture (avatar) that you saved on your hard drive.

Then hit submit modifications.

Then pray it worked. your postings, when viewed should now show the avatar by your name.

[Victor Gisclair]

Avator

Thanks Bob. I don't know what I did difference, but it looks like it works now.

[ROllerton]

Hey, I found one for you...

[ROllerton]

I think I will bump the size limit up a little.

[Victor Gisclair]

Avator

Hey, That is a nice one.

[Forrest Barber]

Boy this is like kindergarten again, ooops I forget we did not have computers, indoor plumbing, internet, PDA's , Avatars; tricycle Cessnas ( the first was the 310) win a lot bets with that one; BUT I had TAylorcrafts, thanks again Bob stick with us till we all get it.

[stormman]

You guys are great, all of you
Bob moves to my Hero List

[Robert Lees]

...aah, remember outdoor plumbing? Now THEM were the days! In the winter, down the brick path to the outdoor privvy, ice cold seat, newspaper sheets on a string, all the privacy you could wish for....

If only the modern world could have kept up.

[Dick Smith]

The good ol' days...yeah!

Back in the early 70's my wife and I lived in Iliamna, a small bush settlement a couple hundred airmiles west of Anchorage...We had indoor plumbing in the summer, fall and spring, but used the outhouse during freezeup...in our fishing lodge operation. I plunked down on one of the spots in our 2 holer...hadn't been there for long when a big red fox popped out of the other hole! Luckily, the door was open for the sake of the view and some warm sunshine, given the privacy afforded with no clients. Mr. fox departed posthaste...! I'm glad he didn't think it was a smokehouse and someone was hanging some meat to smoke!
Dick

[Forrest Barber]

I cannot believe the common interest in out door privys ; at the next Alliance-Barber fly-in ; right after the Cremation of Sam McGee and I have had two beers ; ask about the THREE holer off the end on runway 9 at Barbers many years ago in the snow......... speaking of snow we had only 4-5 inches today... Flew yesterday three sorties.