oak leaf work...

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damon
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oak leaf work...

Post by damon »

taking a break from the fancy stuff... here is a little bit of oak leaf work.
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trey
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Re: oak leaf work...

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Very nice work.
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jerryd6818
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Damon, have you considered putting a link to your web site in your signature area?
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damon
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Re: oak leaf work...

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im just getting the hang of posting a pic on here.

how does one do that?
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jerryd6818
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  • Go up towards the top of the page where it says Real Time Chat Room in large letters.
  • Go over to the right to the fifth icon and click on User Control Panel
  • On the left side of the new page under Options you should click on Profile
  • Still on the left side under Options you will now see a list under Profile. Click on Edit signature
  • Just like a post, copy and paste the URL of your web site into the white box and what ever else you want to add to your signature.
  • If you want, let me know and I'll send a PM later to show you how to make the link appear as verbage instead of a link. Or just do a Quote reply, copy this and change this verbage to what ever you want it to say, such as 'Click Here To View My Pictures' or what ever.
  • Let me know if I've confused you because sometimes it seems simple to me and it ain't.
Forged on the anvil of discipline.
The Few. The Proud.
Jerry D.

This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.

"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
popedandy
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Re: oak leaf work...

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Very nice work.
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