> On May 31, 2023, at 6:47 PM, wrote: > > “The only case that I can think of where you would want that would be if you expected to use resize() and wanted it to scale the entire original drawing, whitespace and all.” > > That’s exactly what I need to do.

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Thanks to all for your help. > > Rudy and Jill > Briney Bug- Panama City, Fl Rudy, The list will be a quieter place without you. May your cruising all be pleasurable. After all, they don't call it pleasure boating without a good reason. Thanks for all your help and for making the list a livelier place! Cheers!

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He said, "Good, cause you're going to need 'em when all those little critters die and clog up your filters." I bought a couple more filters and we left. He was right. The next day and two Racor filter changes later, we could finally carry on unimpeded.

"I don't want to die," Jackie pleaded, her words muffled by duct tape. "I have a new grandchild in Arizona. I want to see him." Her husband leaned back, reaching for her hand, trying to calm her. Three armed assailants loomed over the Prescott couple, ordering them to sign title documents for the boat, demanding all their bank account information.

The 'bunker mentality' has put the > USCG, DHS and military in the 'bunker' and all of us, the citizens who > hire > and pay them for protection in the 'enemy' category.

. >> > While there are probably a number of use cases where external > programs using OpenSCAD as backend make very much sense, it's > still a bit sad to see all those projects started with huge > enthusiasm die after half a year or so when it gets hard to > continue supporting users. What I'm thinking about would be a dozen lines or so of code.

. > > I can see a blue glow inside some of the Nixie tubes, I am sure those tubes > generate IR, X-ray and all sorts of other stuff that makes the mice die around > the house... > > bye, > Said > > Said The operating voltage isn't high enough to generate X-rays. There may be a slight amount of IR from neon however. Bruce

Really antique analyzers had display storage tubes or similar arrangements as options, but all even slightly modern ones have fully integrated digital storage and displays.