w e t - crm + vase <fs, swish, asf>

Uncle Debi

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Jan 28, 2001, 4:31:10 AM1/28/01

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Oh my! Love this piece and what you've done with it. And the little monogram.... well, lets just say I'm thinking of changing my name to Mary. ;-)

Uncle Debi
Calendar Wallpaper
http://home.wnm.net/~debi/index.htm

DebH

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Jan 28, 2001, 4:56:38 AM1/28/01

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Excellent presentation, mamselle! Nice choice in CRM, too!

DebH

Jilly

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Jan 28, 2001, 5:58:39 AM1/28/01

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Many happy returns! :)Isn't this beautiful! I got Swish for Christmas and
have only managed one very pathetic thing with it...didn't even know you
could do a full screen with these flash things...wonderful Mams!!!

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thank you again, dianne...wonderful wet
i'm just enjoying posting...CRM and vases are near and dear to my heart :)
asf: dido - thank you

Charles Rennie Mackintosh was born one of eleven children in the Townhead
area of Glasgow, close to Glasgow Cathedral. From these beginnings, he has
become one of the most celebrated architects of his generation.
He met Margaret Macdonald, his future wife, at Glasgow School of Art and
much of what can be seen in the buildings and collections involves their
artistic collaboration. You can also witness his masterful handling of light
and space and see many of the well-known pieces of furniture which have
themselves become icons.
Mackintosh took his inspiration from Scottish traditions and blended them
with the flourish of Art Nouveau and the simplicity of Japanese forms. Much
of his work has survived. It can be seen today alongside that of his close
collaborators in the group known as "The Four" and the other artists and
designers who collectively created "The Glasgow Style".
Mackintosh began to paint flowers at a time when his architectural star had
faded. From about 1915, he concentrated increasingly on landscapes and
still-life flower compositions. These exuberant paintings reveal both
extensive botanical knowledge and mastery of tonal variations and colour
harmonies. He turned to painting less for public recognition than for
personal pleasure - perhaps to soothe his soul.

chickie

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Jan 28, 2001, 6:24:59 AM1/28/01

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One of my absolute favourites.......but his stuff is so hard to find .
At least for me .......get lucky occasionally in the binaries.
However........his fonts and dings are fabulous.........I love to see them
being used.
Thanks mams......
chickie:-)

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Many happy returns! :)

DONALD ANADELL

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Jan 28, 2001, 9:17:59 AM1/28/01

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Hi Mamselle

The reason you are getting a "DA is undefined" error

on this, when coming back to the main screen is this.

Bayonic's popup script uses his initials "cb" to define

the "objPopupBody.all" function. And I used my initials

"DA" to define the "objPopupBody.all" function in my

marquee script.

So, when you use my Marquee script in conjunction

with Bayonic's popop scrip, change the following:

Remove..."DA=objPopupBody.all"(which you did<g>)

Then change this:

function setMarquee() {
DA.DonMarq.style.pixelHeight = document.body.clientHeight
DA.DonMarq.style.pixelWidth = document.body.clientWidth
}

to this:

function setMarquee() {
cb.DonMarq.style.pixelHeight = document.body.clientHeight
cb.DonMarq.style.pixelWidth = document.body.clientWidth
}

This will prevent the "DA is undefined" error.

As for the bird animation, I'm getting used to seeing it

in your posts.....don't change now<VBG>

Don

Blue Rose

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Jan 28, 2001, 9:24:53 AM1/28/01

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Absolutely beautiful, Mamselle!
Blue Rose

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Many happy returns! :)

thank you again, dianne...wonderful wet
i'm just enjoying posting...CRM and vases are near and dear to my heart :)

asf: dido - thank you

Jetfighter

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Jan 28, 2001, 9:37:50 AM1/28/01

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I knew this was your work the minute I opened it m a m s e l l e!
Very nice! I didn't get to hear the ASF though. Not sure where it's coming
from so I'll try and open this again later.
You always have such a classy style!

Tom.

hellunzelluf

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Jan 28, 2001, 9:42:44 AM1/28/01

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This is so stunningly beautiful Mamselle! I see so much in this post I don't
know anything about, like Swish. I'm tempted to get into this stuff to learn
about it.
Thanks for sharing this beaut with us.

Helen
=====

Sally Prestgard

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Jan 28, 2001, 9:54:01 AM1/28/01

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Of course, it is wonderful . . . . you did it . . . . . and this is also a
new artist to me.

Sally

Steve Cornelius

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Jan 28, 2001, 10:16:37 AM1/28/01

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Beautiful!

Michaela

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Jan 28, 2001, 11:03:35 AM1/28/01

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how beautiful!
M

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m a m s e l l e

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Jan 28, 2001, 11:20:40 AM1/28/01

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ack sorry UD...that went in the wrong place, lol

Sally Prestgard

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Jan 28, 2001, 11:41:51 AM1/28/01

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heeheehee Love my secret message!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sally

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i forgot to change the title on the last one, lol
mamselle's
crm stationery
Info on CRM here

Birgitte Nin@

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Jan 28, 2001, 1:36:47 PM1/28/01

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this is lovely as always :-)
Birgitte Nin@

"m a m s e l l e" <mams...@somethingorother.com> skrev i en meddelelse

bayonic

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Jan 28, 2001, 6:15:33 PM1/28/01

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"m a m s e l l e" <mams...@somethingorother.com> wrote in message news:#hO$z4PiAHA.2076@tkmsftngp03...

great background!!!

ASF finally played this time ... < so I'm replying kinda late :) >

i get a script error when i resize window tho ... < not the FS Window lol >

another fine creation Mamselle .

bayonic

Darlene

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Jan 28, 2001, 7:24:00 PM1/28/01

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most excellent!
saved :)

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Birgitte Nin@

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Jan 28, 2001, 7:25:56 PM1/28/01

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thank you mamselle I will tresue this B :-)
Birgitte Nin@

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m a m s e l l e

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Jan 28, 2001, 7:38:22 PM1/28/01

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oh i'm glad you like it <vbs>

m a m s e l l e

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Jan 28, 2001, 7:38:46 PM1/28/01

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lol i'm not sure if half of the people even knew there was one :)
thanks, sally :)

Dianne (dskag)

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Jan 28, 2001, 10:50:33 PM1/28/01

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This is gorgeous, Mams. Remember when we used to put "purple warnings" on our posts?

Dianne

John Wilson

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Jan 29, 2001, 1:15:52 AM1/29/01

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Wonderful mamselle!
always a treat opening
great tune as well
John : )

Fluttrby }"{

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Jan 29, 2001, 9:55:18 AM1/29/01

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Just beautiful mamselle :o)) Your flash is coming along very well too!!

Elaine }"{

m a m s e l l e

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Jan 30, 2001, 4:37:10 PM1/30/01

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Hi Elaine :)

http://swishzone.com/

SWiSH allows you to make Macromedia Flash animations without buying Flash!
This first version of SWiSH is geared towards making text effects, but later
versions will support images, audio, buttons and vector artwork. SWiSH is
great for both Flash users and non-Flash users alike. Flash users can use
SWiSH to create text effects in seconds that would take hours to make in
Flash, and import the results into a larger Flash movie. Non Flash users
will find SWiSH easy-to-learn and great for making attention grabbing
banners. The unregistered version of SWiSH will scramble text when you
export to SWF. Registration is only $30.

Fluttrby }"{

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Jan 30, 2001, 7:52:48 PM1/30/01

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Right on mamselle :o) This is very intriguing *VBS*

Thank You!!!

Elaine }"{