[Thomp]

NEW Santa Study Stick TUTORIAL

During the last month, Tom H. has been one busy feller!

he sent me a santa clause pin this last spring, And I goaded him into carving a Santa Study Stick, then when i received it I photographed it, step by step and got Tom H. to comment on the steps and how he achieved them. through a collaboration using goggle web documents. lots of lessons to be learned about that method.

so as a co-op Tom H. done the real work and I'm really proud of his efforts, I just posted it and I think its done its hosted It on anglefire...for now link below

thanks again tom

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g'nite

[mbevington]

Thomp is is great, but not all the pictures show up.

[Joy]

I had the same problem....no more pictures after step 4. This is exactly what I need..... so hurry and fix it. LOL Looks like a great tutorial guys.

[Johnny-Five]

This tutorial looks really helpful but I am having the same pic problem. Thanks for your work, guys!

[Thomp]

Sorry for the inconvenience folks...

Angle fire hosting has its problems, they limit the amount of kilobits they allow to be downloaded from there free sites,
i have never ran into this before and i have a genealogical site there with loads of big pictures, but never had this problem as i said.

when you go back to this site hold down the ctrl (control) key then while holding it tap the F5 key, this will force the browser to download the site and not use what it had in your internet cache..

as a work around i re-uploaded the stick images but there severely cut down in size thus reducing the image quality.

the images that was on there was in all 2.5 megs that had to be transferred every visit to the site, now the images are 153kb.. being any picture is better than no picture is true in most cases, (technically i shrank the images, then the html calls for them to be displayed bigger in your browser) but these don't show the finer details,

let me know if there is any further problem and ill just put the images in the carvers gallery here on wci..
there shouldn't be this much trouble to be able to use this fine tutorial

[Graywolf71]

Loved this tutorial Thomp. It all worked fine for me and i liked the lay out of the site. The pictures were clear and viewable even to my bad eyes.
Tom H. i must say that was true to your methods, simple yet elegent, i know this is one i'm going to play with. You know i love the santas.

Thank you Thomp and Tom H.

[Thomp]

thanks for looking and reporting the results, hope all works out

[gene messer]

Thanks Thomas and Tom ...

Your help is always appreciated ..

Great pictures and tutorial ..


Gene

[santagibbs]

The study stick came through fine for me..Great stick .. Thanks for showing it..Charlotte

[Mark N. Akers]

Great job on the study stick Tom.