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[This message has been edited by Bret Snyder (edited 07-12-2000).]

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Originally posted by Petro:
Oh! I have the killer! Have to mention it...

HANDSPRING!!!

nuff said

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Just testing my new cartoon face!

Cool, it works !


[This message has been edited by kamizuno (edited 07-12-2000).]

ok, did I figure out the secret????

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Originally posted by nikNga:
ok, did I figure out the secret????

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In case anybody still needs to know, the thread below can help get you a picture in your profile box.

http://discussion.visorcentral.com/...TML/000177.html



[This message has been edited by kamizuno (edited 07-12-2000).]

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Originally posted by Hoser_in_USA:
you know, being in Northern Virginia means two things...you're not too far away from where i live so i'd be careful what you say and nothing you say can be taken seriously anyways!

USeh?

But I would like to thank your country for paying me handsomly for what i do.

I saw a sign at a hockey game up in Canada that read: "We breed 'em, you feed 'em"...

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Let's see...

Hi Tom,

I may be wrong but I think you need to pull the [] characters out of your code, that should fix it . If I'm wrong, forgive me, I'm still fairly new at this.

Addition-If you're trying to use the Valkyrie picture, the extra "http://discussion.visorcentral.com/Forum6/HTML/" code that is in front of the image URL is not needed, try taking that out.

[This message has been edited by kamizuno (edited 07-12-2000).]

I didn't have the VisorCentral part in the string. (It shows up when I put my cursor over your picture, too...)

I took the brackets out. Let's see if it works.

Cool...it did! I might find a better picture sometime, but this shows me how the process works, and I always did like North American Aviation's wildest creation. 35 years later, it still looks futuristic.

[This message has been edited by Tom LaPrise (edited 07-12-2000).]

Congrats, you've got a supersonic plane in your profile! Looking good !

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Originally posted by Tom LaPrise:
and I always did like North American Aviation's wildest creation. 35 years later, it still looks futuristic.

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[This message has been edited by PDAENVY (edited 07-12-2000).]

i dont think i get it yet

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I've become a visor junkie!!

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Originally posted by Tom LaPrise:
I didn't have the VisorCentral part in the string. (It shows up when I put my cursor over your picture, too...)

I took the brackets out. Let's see if it works.

Cool...it did! I might find a better picture sometime, but this shows me how the process works, and I always did like North American Aviation's wildest creation. 35 years later, it still looks futuristic.

[This message has been edited by Tom LaPrise (edited 07-12-2000).]

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Unfortunately with all these graphics, it's slowing the loading of the discussion pages down to buggrit.

I would just have to throw in my 2 cents and say - Please be considerate.

Moving graphics look really cool, but some of them are like 18kb!

I think we should all try to keep it fairly simple and small (byte-wise) to not slow everything down so that James doesn't get too many complaints and they don't let anybody have anything.

Hoser_in_USA--

Not the Avro Arrow (quite a plane in its own regard, as was the -I believe- English Electric TSR2), but the North American XB-70 Valkyrie, which was to replace the Boeing B-52 as our "big stick." Before the first Valkyrie was even half-built, the military powers-that-be realized that a Mach 3 high-altitude bomber could be shot down by the new Soviet missiles, so the plane and a slightly modified "sister ship" (later destroyed during a photo shoot, of all things) was completed as a research aircraft. Mach 3.08 at around 75,000 feet...imagine a bunch of these things roaring overhead, preceded by a SR-71 Blackbird doing recon work...in the mid-1960's! Sure seemed like we were on our way to a Star Trek/Jetson's future.

test... better late than never...III

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