All Channels  EVE General Discussion      BLUE PRINT ISSUES AND A REQUEST TO HELP US !!! » Click here to find additional results for this topic using Google  Monitor this thread via RSS [?]   Author Thread Statistics | Show CCP posts - 0 post(s) Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [1] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [2] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [3] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [4] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [5] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [6] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [7] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [8] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [9] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [10] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [11] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [12] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [13] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [14] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [15] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [16] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [17] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [18] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer Drizit Posted - 2006.02.27 01:44:00 - [19] It only needs the icon to be manipulated in PSP with one of those plugins to curl the edge of the page. It would take about 20 seconds. Not sure about the coding though, It may be that both BPO's and BPC's are linked to the same icon. I think the BPO should be curled, it's the one that's been used most often to make copies so it stands to reason it's going to get curled up. -- My idea of an OS is one that Operates the System, not a complete package of every piece of software ever written. Computers created "The Paperless Office". But some stupid fool invented a printer

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