Just be sure you don't cross post the scene and image info.

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Ken wrote in message <37232A98.99540723@pacbell.net>...
>Greetings,
>
>
>  I went looking for a macro today that I saw posted about three weeks
>ago. Which one is unimportant to his message. I looked in the scene
>files and the utilities groups and could not find it. I then figured,
>ok, it might have been in the .general group. Nope no way ! I could not
>find it anywhere. Out of desperation I started going through this group
>and after 25 min spent waiting for images to load and reading through
>a ton of postings and their related replies I finally found it.
>
>  Why do I bother to bring my problem to your attention ?
>
>  That is easy to answer !
>
>  If the macro had been posted to the correct group it would have been
>easier to find. I admit that I am just as guilty as the next person
>about posting my Pov script in here as the next person but we really
>should act as group and start putting this kind of material where it
>belongs and not in this group. There are some invaluable resources
>being wasted because of the location they are posted to are not where
>one would expect to find it. Further more when posted in here it is
>almost without fail buried one or two levels deep with no identifier
>in the heading to say that the source is there for those who want it.
>
>  So how about it people. Let stop supplying the source for our scenes
>files here and take it to the scene files group where it belongs. It
>would certainly help me and it just might help you sometime in the
>future as well. It would also make it easier for someone at a later
>time to compile a list of available material so people don't have
>toi reinvent the wheel each time a question is asked about how do
>I do this or that. I don't know of anyone that would make such a list
>and you probably don't either but you never know for sure do you.
>
>
>  Thank you for taking the time to read this and I appreciate those
>who will take it to heart this minor little change in behaviour that
>I am asking for. I think it is a fair and reasonable request to make
>and it is in keeping with the idea of having seperate groups for the
>content they contain.
>
>Regards,
>
>--
>Ken Tyler
>
>mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net

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