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Hello, On this posting I linked to both new content and a previously-posted image. On some platforms there is a toggle to select, "open in new window" when adding a link to an image or text.. Interestingly enough, when I lay the URL into this post, and it appears as a preview with interactivity, clicking on it does open linked content in a new window. Is there a way to make URLs using theicon open links in new tabs / windows? Thank you! - jim
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VA notifies Veterans of compromised personal information
lew posted a topic in The Veterans Corner and Causes Forum
This just popped up on my Twitter feed- https://www.va.gov/opa/pressrel/pressrelease.cfm?id=5519- 5 replies
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This may not be possible. We have our sponsor's links on the home page as a static link to their portals. Often I get email announcements about short term sales of products from these sponsors. If these sales appeared on the home page links, of our sponsors, all of us (sponsors and members) could benefit. Just a thought.
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@kmealy, this is probably wishful thinking, but is there anyplace all of your Tgif articles are grouped together? I would like to print them out and put them in a binder to serve as a personal resource, but my lazy behind doesn't want to go through and copy, paste, and print them all individually. Or, is there a way to link them all together for printing, or downloading? Please understand, I am not trying to steal your work, I would just like to have your knowledge close at hand. @John Morris, if this should go in the Pulse forum, go ahead. I put it in finishing since that is the major topic of Keith's posts. Thanks.
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Web Calculator for round copes
Cliff posted a topic in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety
http://www.metalgeek.com/ There's a coping calculator here that is intended for pipe and tube. But it works for any rounds. Input the sizes of the rounds that you want to being together, Tell it the angle and offset and hit calculate. Then print off the result and wrap that around whatever you need to cut.
