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acknak
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| Quote: | | By the way, who is the 'pointy-eared fellow'? |
Oops, sorry lengo, I missed your question. I didn't know there were any geeks that weren't Star Trek fans, not that I'm a Star, uh, Trek, er... oh never mind.
Kaaredyret: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oresund_Bridge Oh, that bridge! |
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TerryE
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| I was thinking more about Gandalf than Mr Spock. TeHe |
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Kaaredyret
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Ah, that bridge connects us to the civilized world! I love Sweden, swedes and and our summer cottage in Sweden.
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NomadicRev
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| Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 6:10 pm Post subject: Location for RevNomad aka NomadicRev |
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42°27'59.51"N, 97°54'20.06"W
Pleasant little town in northeastern Nebraska, USA. |
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acknak
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NomadicRev
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| Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 8:26 pm Post subject: Out on the plains |
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Out here in the Great Plains county roads are often placed on section lines.
These roads are usually gravel or sand. A section is one mile square or 640 acres. http://www.ilpi.com/msds/ref/areaunits.html
Your rural living lesson for the day!
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djl47
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I live in Concord, California about thirty miles (fifty kilometers) east of San Francisco.
N37° 57.356' W121° 58.142' (Copied from Delorme Street Atlas) |
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TRUETYPIST
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rev
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Question: I just downloaded openoffice 3.1. The advertisement include impress but when I open it...it just says presentation...impress isn't on a thing. It's all new to me, but do I have to download impress separately. Thanks,
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jrkrideau
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| rev wrote: | Question: I just downloaded openoffice 3.1. The advertisement include impress but when I open it...it just says presentation...impress isn't on a thing. It's all new to me, but do I have to download impress separately. Thanks,
Mike |
No. There are inconsistencies in naming in OOo. Presentation == Impress, Math == Forula being a couple of them. If you downloaded the from the official site you should have everything . Acutually I'm not sure if this is true for Linex but it is for MS and MAC
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erickaplan
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Location is
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keme
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Mooroolbark seems like one of the most interesting places to visit in Australia, and not only to say the name (which might win me a mouthful or five of beer, if I'm reading you right). You may see me around some day, Dale. (No, I haven't been practising (-:: )
The roundabout complex sure looks like a challenge to traverse in a single pass, and survive. The magic roundabout in Swindon does look a bit more intimidating though, and a somewhat shorter trip for me too.
Myself, I live in Egersund, Norway. See photo |
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