If you want to do a Web Page... do it the easy way. Log onto
www.trellix.com and download one of thier FREE demo programs... about 15Mb.
Really worthwhile, and you can get an inexpensive Web Site from a number of
good ISP's ... Dell included.
If I can do it, anybody can.
Robert e. Cooke
Caracas
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sid Barras" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 5:55 PM
Subject: Re: dis-assemble/re-assemble
> Tiger Moses wrote:
>
> > Could someone put togethe ra webpage on how to take ht top and bottom
covers
> > off (and then put back on) a Spotmatic.
> > Either with digital photos of the process or scans from a service
manual!
>
> tiger, (and all interested parties)
>
> As I've said before on these pages, I'm a stone age brute when it comes to
> building a web page or anything that involves uploading stuff to the web
(and I
> DO intend to fix that soon, but these five little girls that live in my
house
> with me are always wanting something, like food and clothes...)
>
> But what I could do is draw out the procedure on paper (with annotations)
and
> give it to someone else to digitize and publish.... So if someone is keen
to
> that idea, push me and I'll start....
>
> But really,
>
> It's really quite easy, and if you arrange the parts taken off in order,
so
> that you know which part has to be put back on next, it's a snap. One of
those
> clear plastic parts boxes with lots of little cubby holes works for me. I
just
> put each piece I take off in the next little compartment, and start at the
end
> when re-assembling.
> And if you'd like, I'd even lend you and send you my spanner wrench, if
you
> could promise to send it back in a week or so.
>
> regards,
> Sid
>
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