Battleship Yamamoto - Ships model
 

Hi there,

found this powerpoint in another newsgroup a few weeks/months ago. It shows
a rather large and impressive ships model.
Credits to the unknown photographer.

Regards,

Jeroen

Battleship Yamamoto - Ships model
 

Jeronimus wrote in
. 133:

Hi there,

found this powerpoint in another newsgroup a few weeks/months ago. It
shows a rather large and impressive ships model.
Credits to the unknown photographer.

Regards,

Jeroen


oops, somehow the server responds with the message that the article is too
big.. (only 6.5 Mb)... If anyone has any suggestions let me know, I'll see
what I can do.

(it's a read only ppt, so can't split it..)

Battleship Yamamoto - Ships model
 

Jeronimus wrote:
Jeronimus wrote in
. 133:

Hi there,

found this powerpoint in another newsgroup a few weeks/months ago. It
shows a rather large and impressive ships model.
Credits to the unknown photographer.

Regards,

Jeroen


oops, somehow the server responds with the message that the article is too
big.. (only 6.5 Mb)... If anyone has any suggestions let me know, I'll see
what I can do.

(it's a read only ppt, so can't split it..)


Just post the URL - the internet address of the file.

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Battleship Yamamoto - Ships model
 

"Jeronimus" schreef in bericht
. 133...

oops, somehow the server responds with the message that the article is too
big.. (only 6.5 Mb)... If anyone has any suggestions let me know, I'll see
what I can do.

(it's a read only ppt, so can't split it..)

Make it a pps maybe it wil split automaticly.
Simply change *.ppt in * pps,
Just a suggestion.
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Greetings
Bouler (The Netherlands)

Battleship Yamamoto - Ships model
 

On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 15:07:54 -0600, cavelamb
wrote:

Jeronimus wrote:
Jeronimus wrote in
. 133:

Hi there,

found this powerpoint in another newsgroup a few weeks/months ago. It
shows a rather large and impressive ships model.
Credits to the unknown photographer.

Regards,

Jeroen


oops, somehow the server responds with the message that the article is too
big.. (only 6.5 Mb)... If anyone has any suggestions let me know, I'll see
what I can do.

(it's a read only ppt, so can't split it..)


Just post the URL - the internet address of the file.
I thought he said he got it from another News group. Sad but no URL.