And, in the thread mentioned above I said…
The images will show in the editor which is agreeably is a little cumbersome in the small editor widow. Perhaps someday in the future the edit window can be made sizable.
Which is no longer an issue. There is now a Fullscreen Mode in the editor. Click the screen icon; third from the left.
Jon Radder said:
And, in the thread mentioned above I said…
The images will show in the editor which is agreeably is a little cumbersome in the small editor widow. Perhaps someday in the future the edit window can be made sizable.
Which is no longer an issue. There is now a Fullscreen Mode in the editor. Click the screen icon; third from the left.
I knew that!
Thanks Jon,
I thought there was, however “search” didn’t find it and I didn’t look in the right place. 
That, sir is the problem. Maybe this winter if Bob isn’t too swamped with work we can get a Help link at top or bottom that leads to a Wiki some of us can build tutorials in.
Sounds like a plan.
Jon Radder said:
And, in the thread mentioned above I said…
The images will show in the editor which is agreeably is a little cumbersome in the small editor widow. Perhaps someday in the future the edit window can be made sizable.
Which is no longer an issue. There is now a Fullscreen Mode in the editor. Click the screen icon; third from the left.
Gee, full screen mode is third from the right on my computer. Is that because I have a left-handed mouse?
Third from the left is a paint brush, I think Jon meant third from the right…
Ken, well as an ex truck driver have a problem telling my left from my right sometimes. So I was just asking.
David Maynard said:
Ken, well as an ex truck driver have a problem telling my left from my right sometimes.
Me too, so I marked the windshield with an “L” on the left side and an “R” on the right side…
AH, oh, now why didn’t I think of that?
David , I am surprised at your not putting the L&R on the windscreen , after all , you had it in dayglo on your boots .
Mike
PS Like Steve , I use P&S and fore and aft which should explain a lot .
Ken Brunt said:
Third from the left is a paint brush, I think Jon meant third from the right…
Yes, the other left!
Mike, yea, using port and starboard with landlubbers confuses the heck out of them. Just like I confuse the heck out of my dispatchers when I use the phonetic alphabet.
Actually Mike, I knew my left from my right. My right hand shifted the gears and my left hand picked my nose.
I’m so old that I use larboard and starboard. Port is what we drink. 
A little known fact about truck drivers that my son Martyn , a truck driver himself told me .
He knows which way and where to sit in his cab because of his one brown arm . His brown arm is also his right arm as we have right hand drive , but in the USA and other colonies it would be the left arm .
This site is soooo educational .
Mike
David Maynard said:
Ken, well as an ex truck driver have a problem telling my left from my right sometimes.
David,
It can get tough when one meets those people on the road: signaling right and then turning left. BTW nothing to do with “Caution, this truck makes wide turns”.