Speeding Skyhawk

Sunday, June 27, 2010

Test No. 641





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Test No. 643


Test No. 642

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Saturday, June 26, 2010

This is a test, and like most of my test posts it can be ignored. Unless, of course, you finsd an answer. What I've done is setup a Dell with Windows XP SP3 and Chrome.

I really want to see hoe the post is formatted. I normally don't work like this, since I don't use Windows, or Chrome, and I would never consider typing in the Post editor.

I just stopped and clicked Compost because I was, as usual, in Edit Html. I will actually expand this post to upload a video if I can find one.

I published and viewed the post and didn't like the way the post is formatted. The first paragraph is followed by <br /><br />, not a paragraph break, but it could work for some people.

The second paragraph is followed by <div><br /></div>.

The third paragraph is wrapped in <div></div> and followed by <div><br /></div>.

I'm afraid to look further. Why would Blogger not be able to handle all paragraphs the same way?


Truss Day at Maine Garage. A couple of weeks into the DIY construction project. We started with a slab and a load of lumber. This was day 11 - we worked pretty hard to be ready for roof truss delivery. The delivery truck driver stayed around (by arrangement) to swing the trusses into position before moving on to his next drop.

Uploading the video was the real purpose of this test. it was slow at 41 MB, but went smoothly.