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Old 12-08-2009, 10:35 AM
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Still won't on this work pute, but wife home today, and I sent her link and opened fine there. So I will get at home. Obviously something in this computer. Thanks.




Works great at home. Nice work, looks good. Now if I can just get the darn printer to work!!!!

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Old 12-08-2009, 12:14 PM
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Looks great...you must have a soft spot for 100s, as both of the functional ones I have owned are in there. That January picture brought back some old memories...I think that was taken during the winter of 2002-2003, when I was 8th grade...

Let me know if you want a higher-res pic for April
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Matt,
I don't know if I have a soft spot for 100's, but it does seem that way. I do like the NFs, though. I'm still taking pictures, so nothing is etched in stone yet. So, go ahead and send me a higher resolution. I appreciate it.

Same for everyone. I also noticed what Matt noticed - there are a few 100s in there. So I might replace one with another picture - so if anyone has a high resolution, please send them to me at terryreed2@aol.com or terryreed2@hughes.net. Also, as the higher resolutions come in, I may have to look at other place to host the calendar.
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good job! Ummmm...why isn't there any red ones in there?? :O)
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I update the calendar. Here's the proposed final copy:

http://cubcadet.hostrator.com/2010_calendar3.pdf

The draft copy is still available here:

http://cubcadet.1.forumer.com/index....pe=post&id=350
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