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May. 14th, 2006 08:52 am1. Grab the nearest book with a blue cover.
2. Open the book to page 86.
3. Find the first full paragraph.
4. Post the text in your journal along with these instructions.
5. Don't search around and look for the coolest book you can find, just the closest blue book.
As we mentioned in our description of the tablet menu sections earlier in the chapter, tablet area one comes from AutoCAD ready for customization. Areas two, three, and four are filleed in with standard AutoCAD commands, but can also be customized. Area one is where the AE-MENU.MNU program and all the symbols, programs, and routines developed for this book are located.
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tassie_gal. Just for chuckles, the other two blue books I might of grabbed are Inside AutoCAD and Paradox Queries, the Basics. And for all three of them, the devil's time figuring page 86 because each chapter numbers pages sequentially. :-)
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2. Open the book to page 86.
3. Find the first full paragraph.
4. Post the text in your journal along with these instructions.
5. Don't search around and look for the coolest book you can find, just the closest blue book.
As we mentioned in our description of the tablet menu sections earlier in the chapter, tablet area one comes from AutoCAD ready for customization. Areas two, three, and four are filleed in with standard AutoCAD commands, but can also be customized. Area one is where the AE-MENU.MNU program and all the symbols, programs, and routines developed for this book are located.
Ta,
tassie_gal. Just for chuckles, the other two blue books I might of grabbed are Inside AutoCAD and Paradox Queries, the Basics. And for all three of them, the devil's time figuring page 86 because each chapter numbers pages sequentially. :-)I needs me a geeky icon, I does
