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If you know me, or have read my work, you know I come from the 2D printing industry and was selling machines for Xerox back in the 1990’s, when digital (2D) printing was just taking off. For a long time now, I’ve been comparing 2D and 3D printing. Now, others are joining the fray. Last week Eddie Krassenstein wrote an article about the underperformance of Stratasys and 3D Systems. He interviewed Rick Twiggs, who owns a consulting company called Unchained Thought. Near the beginning of the...

ABOUT "FOLLOWING" and RECEIVING EMAIL NOTIFICATIONS One of the really nice things about the new Exchange software is how easy it is for Supporting Member to RECEIVE NOTIFICATIONS about Topics you are "following", and having more control over managing ALL your notifications. • You can follow a topic, • or an individual who's posts you like, • or follow YOUR OWN posts to see who's responding to them, or maybe asking you a question. When you "follow", you receive a notice of new content sent to...

Have you just posted something and you've...made a spelling mistake, oryou forgot to add something oryou want to make the layout of your post look better?What you want to do is called "Editing a post."  Follow the instructions below. Note:...

What if you want to delete a post? As mentioned above, you have 60 minutes after you create a new topic or reply in which to EDIT IT . After that, your post can only be edited by a forum Moderator. DELETING a new topic, post or reply that you have created is a little bit different. Users can always delete their own comments/replies to any piece of content. Users can always delete posts made to their profile's comment wall. Users can always delete their own clips (pictures they've added to...

How to edit a post: MORE ON HOW TO INDENT There are limitations to this posting editor and one of them is that using a TAB does nothing! Become friends with the indent button on the edit menu bar... That's the Indent button circled in red above . Use this button instead of a TAB. But there are quirks to its use. (Don't give up! You can do this!) Let's say you want to indent the lines highlighted below... So you select them with your mouse and you hit the Indent button. This may work just...

How to edit a post: CREATING A HORIZONTAL LINE (Why not make your post look pretty?) You can add a horizontal line while you are posting or editing. Become friends with this button on the edit menu bar (shown circled in red below). Just position your cursor where you'd like a line to appear and click the horizontal line button. Why use this? To separate the various portions of a lesson - the background info from the setting up info and the actual lesson. An example of using the horizontal...

How to edit a post: ADDING A LINK Now, on to the instructions... You can always just paste in the URL of a page, like this: http://www.rotation.org/topic/...3#295011598215971213 But that can look scary! (And messy looking.) How about adding links in a nice, neat fashion such as this -- with underlined words that folks can click on and be taken to a particular page, like this: How to do this? Glad you asked! First, go to the page you wish to link to and copy the URL of that page. Now go to...

Here's how you can do more than just paste a link to a video.Here's how you can make the youtube video APPEAR and be able to PLAY in your post: 1. Go to Youtube.com and find your video.  2. Click SHARE on the youtube menu options....

HOW TO SEARCH FOR "NEW POSTS SINCE YOUR LAST VISIT"  Thanks to CreativeCarol for this awesome SEARCH TIP.   When you've been away from the Board for a while, it's nice to see what people have been posting. On our old...

HOW TO SEARCH MEMBERS Click the MEMBERSHIP option on our BLUE MENU BAR The "Search" field at the TOP of the Membership Page now becomes a Member Search utility! Type a name, city, state, screenname into the box. Try different combinations. Only Supporting Members can use this feature. Screenshot example:

HOW TO SEARCH FOR CONTENT/TOPICS Click the SEARCH option on the Blue Menu Bar. Click 'Advanced Search" and set your search parameters. Screenshot: Attachments