Hi Eddie – over the past few days I keep on getting “EDITED VERSIONS OF PREVIOUS POST” of previous postings, but cannot see any difference in the text content ?? – have I missed something? - regards Derek  
   
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From: Khephre [mailto:construction@paddleducks.co.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, 9 August 2005 3:39 PM
To: construction@paddleducks.co.uk
Subject: Newspaper boat! [Edited]  
   
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PJ, that sounds like Gary Nelson's model of Jean, the Portland Oregon riverboat. I've got a few photos of his model so I've attached a couple of photos of the control cables connecting to the main and monkey rudders.

As you say, it's a neat and easy solution in a tight spot. Gary reckoned that using the cables solved a heap of logistical problems on his Jean build.

Tony



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Quote from: derekwarner_decoyHi Eddie â€" over the past few days I keep on getting “EDITED VERSIONS OF PREVIOUS POST” of previous postings, but cannot see any difference in the text content ?? â€" have I missed something? - regards Derek  

You should only get those if there has been a change to the message Derek. It could be that the poster has simply corrected a spelling error, or something similar - I'll keep an eye on them for a few days and see if I can find a problem.

In the meantime, if you get another "Edited" message that you don't think should have been sent, please send me a copy of the original AND the "Edited" message via email - Use the "Forward" feature of your email reader so I get a copy of the complete messages including headers etc.

Send them to admin@paddleducks.co.uk

I often notice spelling errors in my posts and go back to correct them or (as in one yesterday) I forget to include a link and go back to add it after submitting the original post...

Ditto re editing my messages - comes from having sausages for fingers - they're always hitting the wrong keys and because I tend to be a bit ready, fire, aim I ususally end up doing a wee bit of editing after the event.

Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa!
dyslexic ynoT