Justification by Sigil

[crutledge]

Has 0.2.0beta3 been posted yet? The last 64bit post says 2 days ago.

Now, I think I need a pony. Where can I get the book you use as an illustration in the manual?

Good show!

[Valloric]

Originally Posted by crutledge

Has 0.2.0beta3 been posted yet?

Beta3 was posted many moons ago. It has been succeed by RC1, RC2, RC3, RC4 and then the final version of 0.2.0, which is on the site.

You may have misunderstood the "Tidy will fix the case of your attributes and tags" comment. It will do that for the HTML, but not for the CSS.

Originally Posted by crutledge

The last 64bit post says 2 days ago.

I'm not sure what post you're talking about.

Originally Posted by crutledge

Where can I get the book you use as an illustration in the manual?

That book was produced by MobileRead's very own zelda_pinwheel. You may have seen her around the place .

[Wetdogeared]

Originally Posted by crutledge

Has 0.2.0beta3 been posted yet? The last 64bit post says 2 days ago.

Now, I think I need a pony. Where can I get the book you use as an illustration in the manual?

Good show!

Seriously? You haven't seen Zelda's ePub rendition of Jerome, Jerome K.: Three Men in a Boat (illustrated)?

*edit* too slow

[crutledge]

Sorry, Valoric:

I thought you meant you had just posted a change.

I found Zelda,s book. She should write a manual on how-to.

Her style sheet is amazing. Her knowledge of CSS is vast.

[Sabardeyn]

Valoric:

Originally Posted by crutledge

Valoric,

You are a wonder. Don't you ever sleep?

Originally Posted by Valloric

It's been known to happen.

Hmmm.... Must be when the cat rolls off of your wrist, startling itself awake. Realizing that it's previous external heat source was insufficient to the task, the cat decided to relocate...

I'm not sure which body part the cat laid claim to, but I'm assuming that it involved movement rates on your part Valoric that a snail might describe as "damn slow".



Edit: Ok, hopefully that put the comment a little more in context - although I'm referencing another thread with regards to the cat. You all are just toooooo fast for my poor typing skills. This should have appeared as message #16 to keep it pertinent.

[crutledge]

Originally Posted by Sabardeyn

Hmmm.... Must be when the cat rolls off of your wrist, startling itself awake. Realizing that it's previous external heat source was insufficient to the task, the cat decided to relocate...

I'm not sure which body part the cat laid claim to, but I'm assuming that it involved movement rates that a snail might describe as "damn slow".

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