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Best way to bring a Project log from another forum?
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jhanlon303
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 Best way to bring a Project log from another forum? I want to bring a project log from Bit-Tech. What's the best way?
John
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E.E.L. Ambiense
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Re: Best way to bring a Project log from another forum? Pretty easy. Just start a new thread int he project logs section, and post all you've done so far. Then continue with the log as normal...only here. Or even both!
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jhanlon303
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Re: Best way to bring a Project log from another forum? E.E.L. Ambiense wrote: Pretty easy. Just start a new thread int he project logs section, and post all you've done so far. Then continue with the log as normal...only here. Or even both! That sounds doable. I just introduce my project, then yank the pictures from photobucket here as one posting? They are in order in my photobucket album. John
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E.E.L. Ambiense
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Re: Best way to bring a Project log from another forum? jhanlon303 wrote: E.E.L. Ambiense wrote: Pretty easy. Just start a new thread int he project logs section, and post all you've done so far. Then continue with the log as normal...only here. Or even both! That sounds doable. I just introduce my project, then yank the pictures from photobucket here as one posting? They are in order in my photobucket album. John Yeah, I think should work just fine. Or even post replies as each update from the previous thread in the AC Ryan thread here.
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TribalOVERKILL
Joined: Sat Feb 09, 2008 3:26 am
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Location: NJ, USA
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Re: Best way to bring a Project log from another forum? Agreed. Just start a log here and just post all your updates. Should be retty quick seeing there are no delays(30 secs usually) for posting:) I'm moving my logs over now:)
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radodrill
Joined: Sun Feb 10, 2008 6:13 pm
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Re: Best way to bring a Project log from another forum? Yeah i just copied each of my update posts from another forum over to here; put each update up as a separate post.
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| Fri Feb 15, 2008 11:20 pm |
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Xtrafresh
Joined: Sat Feb 09, 2008 3:36 pm
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Re: Best way to bring a Project log from another forum? yup, the 1:1 posing of all the updates on bit-tech worked for me too. 2 things you need to look at before hitting the save-button, hitting the back-button, and then hitting the submit button:
1) some parts of your update might be interacting with some of the replies by other users. Make free usage of the delete button for those, or type explanatory texts if you can be bothered
2) smilies.
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