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RE: Curious about text in messages (Follow-Up #2)
posted by: buehl on 01.23.2008 at 05:33 pm in Kitchens Forum LOL! It took me a while to figure it out as well...my 13-yo son told me how.
You user HTML codes surrounded by angle brackets (< and >) You put a "beginning" code where you want the format (Underline, etc.) to start and an "ending" code where you want it to end. The "ending code is the same as the beginning code except you precede it by a slash (/) Some Codes are: Bold: strong The following are included in the "font" code: Some examples. Note: take out the space between the bracket and the code. I had to put them in so it would show up instead of using the code! < strong>Bold< /strong>....gives you...Bold I hope this isn't too "tech-y"..... NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 07.20.2008 at 08:19 am last updated on: 07.20.2008 at 08:19 am
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RE: idiot-proof paint how-to? (walls) (Follow-Up #6)
posted by: annie1971 on 03.25.2008 at 11:43 am in Home Decorating Forum I agree with the tips above, especially do not skimp on brushes and rollers. Find small containers that can be used for small amounts of paint for touch ups when you get wall dings, etc., and keep a small brush handy for that purpose.
I always wrap my brushes and roller in plastic, put into plastic bags and into thew freezer. Take them out in advance so they can thaw a bit and they will be fine to continue your project with. I've had brushes in the freezer for 2 years, reusing them as I worked my way painting through the house. Even oil based paints are fine in the freezer - just wipe off any excess moisture before using. NOTES: <none>
clipped on: 05.19.2008 at 09:20 am last updated on: 05.19.2008 at 09:20 am
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