[BobD]

Sorry, Robert...that's why I added the warning in my first post about dial-up users...there's really no way we can make it smaller for the dial-up users...I'm sorry!!!

Bob

[Thomp]

bob D,

maybe a little much for dialup, on this 2800 processor with 256 memory, ibm measuring with task manager and connection status, the dialup speed today was 41kbs

using preformance tab on task manager showed 430 page file max 500 and cpu loaded and unloaded to max and min from time to time, took near 8 minuets for the applett to load

my system is pretty overloaded as for hard drive freespace with 8 gigs free on 40 gig drive ...

but to be fare it was worth it if i really wanted to look at a outstanding carving,,
the functions worked really well after it loaded..

wow if thats gonna be standard for pictures im gonna have to beg old santa for a lot better connection ....

[BrandantR]

Now that is cool. It is great to be able to turn the carving around so see all the little nooks and cranies and even take measurements. Love it.

[dmatias]

Bob, Great idea and works fantastic. Keep up the good work.

[BobD]

Actually it was Rob Starr and Troy Thorne who did all of the work! I can't take any credit for it!

Bob

[snickerbocker]

Bob,
That is great, I am on DSL and it worked for me.

[wood-whittler]

bobd,


worked great for me that is way cool.

bart

[doris]

i am on dial-up too, and it worked great, i had just to wait a little to load the whole thingy... i like that,,,may be we can all present our carvings this way ? much better than just a foto

[BobD]

It does require some specialized software...but it's something we're working on for different projects we present in the magazine...

You really can see how something is carved...we want it to be almost like you are holding the piece in your hands and can turn it this way and that!

Bob

[Doug Ridley]

How do you take the picture?