Is there a SQUIGGLE tool ?

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Caveat' ....want to get spam like wild fire? Just put your real address in
these postings. I learned the hard way, had to abandon the address.

the discussions to e-mail? I don't see any addresses listed, or, am I
missing the obvious?

 

Braaaaak - braaak - brak - BraKAK!!

Nothin' better than using me trusty Disintegration Ray on da Spam!

 

Wow! Very nice. I can see a whole new Art form starting. They do it with
color copiers. Why not CADART? That big a file should have probably gone in
Customer-files. It'll kill anyone on dial-up who didn't notice the size.

Art work designed in CAD
http://www.temple.edu/crafts/public_html/mjcc/local/gallery/student/Cad_gal_stu.htm

but no CAD as Art work. The field is open. I think I've got to try this.

Allen

If your interested I've posted a DWF file of the closest thing I've come to
art work in CAD in the Customer-files group under County Map DWG.

For those who had been curious about how I use AutoCAD for "sketches,"
please see the attached file. In Model Space you will see the vanishing
points which are real easy to use and very helpful. I used this file to
make a few personal t-shirts for me to wear at this week's Kerrville Folk
Festival here in Central Texas. Some of you, like Old-CADaver, had
inquired about my wife, who is in my sketch, on the Main Stage at Kerrville
last year. She hadn't planned on being on the Main Stage this year, since
she had been last year. Yesterday, we were delighted when the Programmer at
Kerrville called to see if my wife could fill in due to a change in
schedules. So, my wife & band, "Karen Abrahams & Reckless Abandon" will be
the closing act on Friday, June 11th. We'll get a hotel room which will
help her sleep, but, the next morning, she flies to Arkansas to perform
Saturday night. I'll stay home and feed the pets. In the file, I
judiciously used the "Freehand" lisp provided by Harold Leveritt. The more
you work with "Freehand," the more you learn about the "scale" factor and
the more successful you can be at "un-precising" the very precise lines of
AutoCAD. Read Ya Later -KLYPH

 

Never mind. The file itself isn't too large but once it's attached to a
message its too large to post.

 

I was worried about the file size. I had never attached a file on a post before. I FORGOT about the Customer Files. This is exactly what it was made for. NEXT time I will try to remember. Last night, my wife and I made the 2-hour trip to Kerrville to set-up our tents. By the time we got back home, it was only 11:30pm; not too bad for a work night. I had made an iron-on t-shirt with the Main Stage sketch that I had posted. It turned out great. Last night I presented the t-shirt to Dalis Allen. She's the one with many Festival responsibilities, including the Festival's Line-up of Performers. She was the one who had decided to have my wife and her band fill in after a schedule change. She was delighted with the t-shirt and will wear it the Friday night my wife performs. Again, the AutoCAD tools were very useful, like Divide, Fillet, Hatch, Linetype, Layer/Color Control, Copy, Block, Offset, and on and on. Thanks AutoCAD. Read Ya All Later -KLYPH

 

Allen, I have searched the Customer Files for both County Map and Allen Jessup. I found 4 files under Allen Jessup, but, none seem to have the County Map. Is possibly hidden in one of these files? Read Ya Later -KLYPH

 

File was too big. Somehow just attaching it to a post raised the size from
1.2MB to 1.7MB. Some day I'll try to make a smaller one.

Jessup. I found 4 files under Allen Jessup, but, none seem to have the
County Map. Is possibly hidden in one of these files? Read Ya Later -KLYPH

 

Seems like the only post that made sense was the first one. If we all have as much time to devote to our jobs as we do reading all these posts, we should be able to do whatever the boss wants and still have time to go fishing instead of trying to justify our existence!

 

Butt nuzzler

as much time to devote to our jobs as we do reading all these posts, we
should be able to do whatever the boss wants and still have time to go
fishing instead of trying to justify our existence!

 

such a cute sounding phrase