Eric,

When you open a file from e-mail, the mail client saves it to a temporary directory deep in the bowels of your User account directory. If you then do a Save As, the File Save dialog in the application will open to the same temporary directory where the file was previously saved, and you can take note of it, or if you have the Send To X Powertoy, you can save the path to the clipboard. I just did that with an e-mail attachment, and this is the path:
C:\Documents and Settings\Gully\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\W960DOUG\filename.ppt.

Once you have the path in the clipboard, you can paste it into the Run dialog and open an Explorer broswer window on the directory.

-Gully

Posted by Gully Foyle

Ross Can you fwd me your tharipists name? All of mine obviously do not seem to be helping.
Jimmy

posted by J1mmy

Like many, My facination with building and design definately was formed in my younger years. LEGO definately plaid a huge part in that. X-Mass & B-days were generally the day that I could count on a new cashe of LEGO to be added to my collection. My specialty was that I would in-crust my bedroom funiture entirely with LEGO. When I moved away from my parents I stored my collection in a typical house trash can/ dust bin. Lets say 50 lbs? Well years later My mom decided that all my prized toys inc. my LEGO would better be with my evil Auntie Ann. I call her ask her if I can get back my prized gems. She says NO. Judy (my mom) gave those to her and they are now her familyies prized possetions. I now have a big problem with Auntie Ann. She knows it and seems to not care. Because of this the straw that broke the camels back. I make no contact with her. In fact, my kids had never met her.

Years go by... A family re-union takes place. At the reunion she is as rude and arrogant as ever. Just a slimey cat like Bitch. The dinner table conversation is planned in that everyone is to have a question for a Family member What fun it started out to be. reminising. The Q's come around to me. My Q is naturally "Auntie Ann has my prised Lego collection. Does she enjoy it? And will I ever get it back So my kids can enjoy it as I did in my younger years?" Her Answer.... I don't think I have it any more. In fact it was sold at a Church sale the year before. An un-comfortable vibration is now sweeping the room.

My son 7 at the time asks his Q. In a typical 7 year old way. "Why does my dad ask me if I wiped my Auntie Ann after I go poo?" This is how we poddy traind him. "Did you wipe your Auntie Ann?" The table errupts with a buzz. JAck her husbund has a laughing attack that went on way too long Call it a sezure? They left before desert.

Jimmy

posted by J1mmy

nick,
this is a great venue for your time. Maybe some of the others will follow suite, I was thinking just the opposite, of the previous poster, irregularities in the space allow for niches and privacy, a place to romance your date-so to speak-over a nice chocolate frappacino. Hope you donut have to pro bono the design!

Oh yeah-WoooHooo my first post!!!

Poster-Insipidus

Here are a couple of models that I have been working on lately. I am just finishing up the modeling and will start rendering them soon. Just wanted to post the progress work so far and get some comments. Ill try to get the renders up and posted as well. Anyways, comments are always welcome and very much appreciated.

Thanks,
Kevin
http://www.archexpressions.com
poster-kgeist218

Sweet Work. I get this Image in my head of an operator in Texas siting at a both, looking at a monitor as the RAt crawls into a cave the operator uttering the words. “I would like to introduce you ta my little friend.”
Looking Forward to the “K” renders

Posted by: Director Bob

Danny ,danny

great piece of work

Rgds
Tom

Posted by: tom yong

I had the same problem with Internet Explorer. After changing to Netscape Navigator it's gone.

Or perhaps it's you who changed browser preferences?

posted by ...bert

Wow that is remarkable! I love it. Good job.

poster: peter

Here is a quick render that took about an hour or so. Comments welcome.

poster: kgeist218

For the watercolor renders on my website I use Piranesi. I find it to be a great program to use for these watercolors. The background is just a watercolor image used as a backdrop and I also "paint" over that background to get different effects. Also I like to add a grain effect to the landscape to get more texture. Besides that I just touch up everything in photoshop by adjusting contrast and brightness and things like that.

Thanks for the comments everyone I'll try to get some of these new models rendered and posted. Thanks alot

poster: kgeist218

Here is the final view

poster:kgeist218

Here is another model that I turned out this weekend. Without a doubt the most detailed model that I have ever created. Comments welcome.

-Kevin
http://www.archexpressions.com

poster: kgeist218

@unknownuser said:

What is that vehicle called? And where can I download it?

That is a Nissan Platina 2006, and as Dylan said, yes indeed it's a model from Form Fonts you can download it there! The have the latest models of every popular car (and some not popular ones) plus if they don't have yours and you are a suscribed member, just ask for it and they will model it for you!

Ivica, I'm Glad you liked it papo!!

Cheers

poster: Ulises Morales - Joe

@unknownuser said:

wow... that really looks like a true hand at work...

I'm looking into buying one for my mother... she uses Picture Publisher 10 I'll be following this

Thanks krisidious!! As I said, its my 1st one ever....I just tried it this morning!! but I bet I could get a little better with it!...Its simply a great tool to use in junction with Photoshop or alike softwares I guess...I even heard some people can SU with it and now cant live without it!! once you get the hang of it it sure helps!!!....My TIP!!! Its worth every single penny!!!

Cheers!!!

poster: Ulises Morales - Joe

Hello everyone! I just got my new Tablet yesterday!!
And well I started to play wit it just a this morning! Its kind a comical as someone mentioned here in a reference thread on the gadgets forum!!

I'm starting to get the hang of it, but its kinda weird sometimes!!
Anyways I decided to post what I did with ot today!!!

Its a simple marker technique! Of course it doesn't look like Andy C's masterpieces...so be warned that's not the reason why its here...it's just because I wanted t share with you guys my 1st drawing made with my new toy!...This is dedicated to Ivica! (he's my Croatian brotha....u know! )

Enjoy...C & C as for tips...greatly appreciated!
PS: Model not mine, its FF but I liked it because its my own car!! what the heck!

poster: Ulises Morales - Joe

serger: a sewing machine that overcasts the raw edges of a fabric with a V-shaped stitch

dictionary: a reference book containing an alphabetical list of words with information about them

Gully: author of this post

Posted by: Gully Foyle

"Despencing." Hmmm. Must be some kind of dinosaur.

-G

Posted by: Gully Foyle

thanks for catching that glitch krisidious. i'm a newbie at html and didn't catch that error.

Posted by: studiomule

sorry. the period was included in the hyperlink
http://www.ed3art.com/911

Posted by: studiomule