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Edit: Here's what happened, I clicked on the upload button and the moving boxes seemed to go ok. I looked at it later and saw the file name at the top of the upload box and thought everything was OK. Hit send and went to dinner. Got back and read NatCh's enlightening post with Bob's translation and reuploaded the file again. Still nothing. Third time is a charm if you read the error messages that say that LRF is an invalid file type so here it is in RAR form. Sorry for the confusion.

Uh ... congratulations? :grin2:

Heh! NatCh... you always have a way of commenting that makes me crack up.

So.. to translate, you're pointing out that the attachment is missing, right!? ;-)
I'm just surprised you didn't relate the attachment to something, like being tinier than a twig after a long summer day of whittling!

I look forward to the real deal also! :)

"... tinier than a twig ...." -- hey, that's pretty good! :cowboy:

Well, I didn't want to assume that there was supposed to be an attachment, I mean RWood could have intended to discuss some peculiarity in applying BD to The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, for all I know (though I agree that's not the most likely of explanations http://www.mobileread.com/forums/images/smiliesadd1/wink.gif)

Well, I wasn't familiar with this story. Went to check. Here's What amazon has to say: http://www.amazon.com/Seven-Pillars-Wisdom-T-E-Lawrence/dp/0385418957/

Thanks for uploading, RWood.

In the future, if I may say, it might be a good idea if anyone who uploads a book can add a link to a summary/review/short description of the book. Just a thought :).

Third time is a charm if you read the error messages that say that LRF is an invalid file type so here it is in RAR form. Sorry for the confusion.[/I]
Good point. Since LRF files are generally also compressed, we enabled uploads for them. Max filesize = 5MB. If you want to upload bigger files, ZIP or RAR is the way to go ;)

Perhaps we should write a general guideline for posting/uploading books to streamline the process.

Got it. Thanks! :)

Sorry, RWood, sometimes I can't resist the call of the smart-aleck. :mad:

Hey, that's the story of Lawrence of Arabia. Great film with Peter O'Tool.