Hello Group

We have available a new software application for beta testing.
Our product provides a cutlist for many of the popular drawer joints.
We would appreciate your help and have the software available
for your review from our website.

http://www.woodsolutions.com/drawercut.htm

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Me thinks you should be running a spell checker when running a business
website.... jointery?? rebate joints??? This product is a 'stand
along' application??? Trail version??? Mark L.

Comcast Mail wrote:
Hello Group

We have available a new software application for beta testing.
Our product provides a cutlist for many of the popular drawer joints.
We would appreciate your help and have the software available
for your review from our website.

http://www.woodsolutions.com/drawercut.htm

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"Mark L." wrote in message

... rebate joints???

While I agree about the spelling errors, the above is legitimate woodworking
terminology.

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I just assumed they meant rabbit joints. My bad... What is a rebate
joint? The graphic looked like a rabbit. Mark L.

Swingman wrote:
"Mark L." wrote in message

... rebate joints???

While I agree about the spelling errors, the above is legitimate woodworking
terminology.

"Mark L." wrote:

I just assumed they meant rabbit joints. My bad... What is a rebate
joint? The graphic looked like a rabbit. Mark L.

rab·bit - n., pl. rab·bits or rabbit. 1. Any of various long-eared, short-tailed,
burrowing mammals of the family Leporidae.

rab·bet (also re·bate) - n. 1. A cut or groove along or near the edge of a piece
of wood that allows another piece to fit into it to form a joint. 2. A joint so
made.

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"Mark L." wrote in message
I just assumed they meant rabbit joints. My bad... What is a rebate
joint? The graphic looked like a rabbit. Mark L.

A "rabbit joint" is presumably a place where all the really hip rabbits
live. A "rabbet joint" in woodworking is also known as a "rebate joint" in
much of the rest of the English speaking world.

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I learn something new every time I stop in here..... ;-)

Swingman wrote:
"Mark L." wrote in message

I just assumed they meant rabbit joints. My bad... What is a rebate
joint? The graphic looked like a rabbit. Mark L.


A "rabbit joint" is presumably a place where all the really hip rabbits
live. A "rabbet joint" in woodworking is also known as a "rebate joint" in
much of the rest of the English speaking world.

On Wed, 9 Jun 2004 17:15:40 -0500, "Swingman" wrote:


"Mark L." wrote in message
I just assumed they meant rabbit joints. My bad... What is a rebate
joint? The graphic looked like a rabbit. Mark L.

A "rabbit joint" is presumably a place where all the really hip rabbits
live.







Nope.

It's what you get if you roll a rabbit in paper and light it.

It's hard to get the rabbits to stay still for this, tastes terrible
and is difficult to keep lit, but these are the sacrifices we
make,....

"Mark L." wrote in message
I learn something new every time I stop in here..... ;-)

As do I ... don't feel bad.

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LOL!!!
Nope.

It's what you get if you roll a rabbit in paper and light it.

It's hard to get the rabbits to stay still for this, tastes terrible
and is difficult to keep lit, but these are the sacrifices we
make,....

snip

Too bad it will not work on my Mac. I had hoped it would. Perhaps the company should
reconsider that since a huge % of CAD and graphics stuff is done on Macs the world
over.

Hoyt W.

On Thu, 10 Jun 2004 17:15:12 -0500, Hoyt Weathers
wrote:



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Too bad it will not work on my Mac. I had hoped it would. Perhaps the company should
reconsider that since a huge % of CAD and graphics stuff is done on Macs the world
over.

Hoyt W.





not according to:
http://www.business-advantage.co.uk/...chitecture.htm

Hoyt Weathers wrote:



snip

Too bad it will not work on my Mac. I had hoped it would. Perhaps the
company should reconsider that since a huge % of CAD and graphics stuff is
done on Macs the world over.

That's a common misconception. Most of the "graphics" use of Macs is in
prepress. Relatively little in film and video production due to lack of
application support, and hardly any CAD--if it won't run AutoCAD then it's
not even on the radar in the CAD market.

Hoyt W.

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