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Yes, both Peyote and Brick did (and still) have issues. I'm close to finishing up the testing. I found 2 other problems but corrected them.
I'll be turning on the new version as soon as I get through all the tests. (There are hundreds of tests to do so it's not a quick thing but I want to finish the corrections before adding anything new.
Terry
Line,
Your house is larger than ours.
Not by a lot, but if I have
the numbers right from memory, we're at 1200 square feet, which is
111.48 square meters.
I wouldn't mind a bit more room, but other people think it's way big. Some of our neighbors went into smaller houses. One who didn't had moved with his family, so they have a lot of people to a house that's really only about 200 square feet larger than ours. When this guy saw our house from the outside, he said, "It's only the two of you? Wow, that's a lot of space!" Well, it really is for two of us...but that was our choice...we don't have kids (not that he did, but his parents did!). Though this house was the very last one left, there were reasons nobody wanted it...the huge tree, the rooms that have been changed around, old windows, damaged doors, damaged walls, etc. Not many people wanted the endless work we have. So it's both good and bad...though that said, our one neighbor would have bought it if we hadn't, as I mentioned. So we had to go through with it or we'd now be living way far away, and that would have been trouble.
I'm sorry '08 affected you guys, too.
I hate that anyone got caught
up in this horrible mess. It's only the fault of certain
people, but the fact that they didn't care about anyone else makes
it so much worse. 
I hope your government does very well and makes things better than the previous one.
So far, I haven't been
impressed with this "global economy," since it seems to make things
more inequitable for most. But you guys have been ahead
of the game for some time (in all of the best ways) and I wouldn't
be surprised if you do even better with this change, as long as the
powers that be know what they're doing.
I agree...knitted doors sound lovely! If only they weren't so
impractical.
Oooh, how fantastic that your windows are made so well and from such wonderful materials!
LOL...I know what you mean...nobody wants a falling-apart dead tree...but a live tree is always beautiful. I've seen pictures of the
tree when it was alive and it really was gorgeous...such a shame
that it has to go.
Wow, in terms of USD, you paid less than half of what we did for our house! Our area isn't "in," either...it's a pretty small town. Some of the areas are very depressed. Lots of rentals. But because of the number of buyers exceeding the number of existing houses in our price range at the time we were buying, the market was falsely inflated and what we got was all we could get.
Your area is soooooooooooo pretty! Anyway, who cares if it's
"in" - if you like it, I think that's what counts.
Meh, I never did care about
what was trendy...I figure what makes you happy is the most
important thing.
I can't wait to see your pictures of the inside of your house once it's in decent shape!
It looks like a fun hobby, and you do so well at it! Maybe someday you'd want to
try doing other people's nails?
If you're logged in, you'll see step #7, which are the output settings. One of the settings is "Pattern or Word Chart."
Sherry,
LOL, you need to invent a dish called "I don't know." If it's something they all hate, they'll be sure to quickly pick something so you'll never make "I don't know" again!
Ugh, so you guys get very dry air during the winter, too? You would think with all of
the precipitation we usually get during the winter it wouldn't be
so dry...but that's just not the case...it's dryer than
dry. I could understand it with
the winter we've had so far, with so little snow, but it's normally
pretty dry in the winter, even with the deepest, heaviest snows
we've ever had.
Hope your hands won't get too chapped this winter.
Tutorial is finished here: http://fauxmenno.blogspot.com/2014/07/tutorial-using-free-pattern-wizard-to.html
I tried to make it as easy to follow and thorough as I could. I think the program is already pretty intuitive and your FAQ and Help pages cover most of the finer details that I didn't really get into. Part II covers how I use MS Paint to clean up any stray blocks of color that aren't where they should be. I honestly don't have that many blog/social media followers, but hopefully this at least helps spread the word about how awesome stitchboard and the Free Pattern Wizard are.
To read a particular post, simply click on it!
Yes, both Peyote and Brick did (and still) have issues. I'm close to finishing up the testing. I found 2 other problems but corrected them.
I'll be turning on the new version as soon as I get through all the tests. (There are hundreds of tests to do so it's not a quick thing but I want to finish the corrections before adding anything new.
Terry
Line,
Your house is larger than ours.
Not by a lot, but if I have
the numbers right from memory, we're at 1200 square feet, which is
111.48 square meters.I wouldn't mind a bit more room, but other people think it's way big. Some of our neighbors went into smaller houses. One who didn't had moved with his family, so they have a lot of people to a house that's really only about 200 square feet larger than ours. When this guy saw our house from the outside, he said, "It's only the two of you? Wow, that's a lot of space!" Well, it really is for two of us...but that was our choice...we don't have kids (not that he did, but his parents did!). Though this house was the very last one left, there were reasons nobody wanted it...the huge tree, the rooms that have been changed around, old windows, damaged doors, damaged walls, etc. Not many people wanted the endless work we have. So it's both good and bad...though that said, our one neighbor would have bought it if we hadn't, as I mentioned. So we had to go through with it or we'd now be living way far away, and that would have been trouble.
I'm sorry '08 affected you guys, too.
I hate that anyone got caught
up in this horrible mess. It's only the fault of certain
people, but the fact that they didn't care about anyone else makes
it so much worse. I hope your government does very well and makes things better than the previous one.
So far, I haven't been
impressed with this "global economy," since it seems to make things
more inequitable for most. But you guys have been ahead
of the game for some time (in all of the best ways) and I wouldn't
be surprised if you do even better with this change, as long as the
powers that be know what they're doing. I agree...knitted doors sound lovely!
If only they weren't so
impractical.Oooh, how fantastic that your windows are made so well and from such wonderful materials!
LOL...I know what you mean...nobody wants a falling-apart dead tree...but a live tree is always beautiful.
I've seen pictures of the
tree when it was alive and it really was gorgeous...such a shame
that it has to go. Wow, in terms of USD, you paid less than half of what we did for our house! Our area isn't "in," either...it's a pretty small town. Some of the areas are very depressed. Lots of rentals. But because of the number of buyers exceeding the number of existing houses in our price range at the time we were buying, the market was falsely inflated and what we got was all we could get.
Your area is soooooooooooo pretty!
Anyway, who cares if it's
"in" - if you like it, I think that's what counts.
Meh, I never did care about
what was trendy...I figure what makes you happy is the most
important thing. I can't wait to see your pictures of the inside of your house once it's in decent shape!
It looks like a fun hobby, and you do so well at it!
Maybe someday you'd want to
try doing other people's nails? If you're logged in, you'll see step #7, which are the output settings. One of the settings is "Pattern or Word Chart."
Sherry,
LOL, you need to invent a dish called "I don't know." If it's something they all hate, they'll be sure to quickly pick something so you'll never make "I don't know" again!
Ugh, so you guys get very dry air during the winter, too?
You would think with all of
the precipitation we usually get during the winter it wouldn't be
so dry...but that's just not the case...it's dryer than
dry. I could understand it with
the winter we've had so far, with so little snow, but it's normally
pretty dry in the winter, even with the deepest, heaviest snows
we've ever had. Hope your hands won't get too chapped this winter.
Tutorial is finished here: http://fauxmenno.blogspot.com/2014/07/tutorial-using-free-pattern-wizard-to.html
I tried to make it as easy to follow and thorough as I could. I think the program is already pretty intuitive and your FAQ and Help pages cover most of the finer details that I didn't really get into. Part II covers how I use MS Paint to clean up any stray blocks of color that aren't where they should be. I honestly don't have that many blog/social media followers, but hopefully this at least helps spread the word about how awesome stitchboard and the Free Pattern Wizard are.
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