Interesting Paul, Thanks for the pictures, it's what I was looking for.

BTW I can still put someone on website design for you if you ever want to update.

Thanks,

Barron

No thanks. I have to maintain it myself and I only know a very limited amount of HTML :)
Same as ASM or BASIC programming.
I only use a very  few popular instructions that I already know.
That makes life much simpler :)

What you could do is save a frequent thread  and build an html file for a possible
addition to the web site. Include photos.
Don't get fancy. Keep it simple and use a limited instruction set as mentioned above. Don't use any html tags that are not already on the web site. Be nice if it was commented but not essential.

For example we need a file on "how to build a gear box" or "How to build a universal motor mount". I'll look at it and if I like it I will up load it to the web site with credit to you and a by you signature. Kind of like a magazine publishes free lance articles.

Use the same fonts, colors and photo sizes you find on the web site.

If you use a doc file with a MS word generated html edit it in html to take out all the unnecessary html crap MS word inserts.

The same thing on an upcoming EFI using the ARM and BASIC.
In other words a mega squirt web site type thingy.

One of these days I am going to kick the bucket and somebody, hopefully someone schooled in physics and engineering, will have to take over.

Paul Lamar

OK,

So a basic html page that looks like your web in the form of and Article.  Which frequented threds are you looking to put up and where can I find them in your site ?

Don’t talk that way, you've got some mileage left in you.

Thanks,

Barron

They are not on the site yet. That is the job to be done.

You have been on here for quite some time so hopefully you saved all the
messages. If you are running TBird you can find/search by key words which will
give you a list of pertinent messages. Load them into an editor that supports html
in chronological order  and proceed to edit.

Now If you are running some other email program I can't help since I have
only used Netscape/TBird for the past 16 years.

Paul Lamar

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