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What other wire? Sorry, I'm not following.
Oh, I mean connect one wire to feed both channels (left and right) and the other wire to the ground. (The stereo plug only uses those three wires, right?) Basically, you'd make a Y-connector. Or you could just buy a Y-connector (or mono-to-stereo plug) at Radio Shack or something.
Who here has experience with Cafe Press and other print-to-order merchandise places? The Gothic Charm School store is currently Cafe Press -based, but I'm idly looking for other options. Options that might offer messenger bags in a color
other
than eye-searing yellow.
Options that might offer messenger bags in a color other than eye-searing yellow.
I'd buy one in black.
Actually, I need a new laptop case for my 13" MacBook. One option I'm considering is a laptop sleeve (or whatever you call them) and a messenger bag....
I'd buy one in black.
See, that's my problem with Cafe Press.
Everyone
would buy a GCS messenger bag in black. But does CP offer them in black? No, they do not. They only have eye-searing yellow.
Raq mentioned someone she liked better than Cafepress for her stuff, but I can't remember what thread that was in.
I use laptop sleeves! For both my laptops. They are invaluable. They protect your computer from so much, in whatever back you thrust it into--I have used backpacks, my leather messenger, my generic jansport messenger, my overly large handbag. So worth it.
I feel like an idiot for not knowing this: what is the tool or key combination in MS Word that allows one to keep words together-- in the "showing paragraph marks view" it shows a little superscript circle between words?
I feel like an idiot for not knowing this: what is the tool or key combination in MS Word that allows one to keep words together-- in the "showing paragraph marks view" it shows a little superscript circle between words?
ctrl + shift + spacebar for a non-breaking space.