If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a
Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our
Web site:

http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html

This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is
so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console
allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the
video whenever you like.

If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery
of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our
commercial knot tying products.

Knots-lover wrote:

If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a
Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our
Web site:

http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html

This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is
so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console
allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the
video whenever you like.

If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery
of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our
commercial knot tying products.

IT's quite nice, and there's nothing wrong with the video.

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Harry Krause wrote:
Knots-lover wrote:

If you are interested ...

IT's quite nice, ...

It's not nice, it's SPAM !

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Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:

Knots-lover wrote:

If you are interested ...


IT's quite nice, ...


It's not nice, it's SPAM !


What's he selling? Rope?

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rw wrote:

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:

Knots-lover wrote:

If you are interested ...


IT's quite nice, ...


It's not nice, it's SPAM !


What's he selling? Rope?


I dunno. But the visualization of the knot tying was very good.

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In article ,
rw wrote:

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:

Knots-lover wrote:

If you are interested ...


IT's quite nice, ...


It's not nice, it's SPAM !


What's he selling? Rope?

No, a cd with videos of all the knots a fisherman might need.

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deserves neither liberty nor safety. Ben Franklin
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says...
In article ,
rw wrote:

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
It's not nice, it's SPAM !


What's he selling? Rope?

No, a cd with videos of all the knots a fisherman might need.

Maybe he should sell it on ebay. I am sure Ken would approve it
then.....
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On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 18:00:17 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Knots-lover wrote:

If you are interested a Flash video tutorial for tying a
Fisherman's Bend, or Anchor Bend, take a look at this prototype on our
Web site:

http://www.beutner.com/tutorials/fisherman-bend.html

This video tutorial uses streaming Flash video. While the video is
so-so quality, the sound quality is not bad at all. The video console
allows you to mute or adjust the audio. You can stop and start the
video whenever you like.

If enough people are interested in this, we plan to develop a gallery
of online tutorials for all of the major knots, as we do in our
commercial knot tying products.

IT's quite nice, and there's nothing wrong with the video.

Indeed, as a demonstration of practical application of technology it is
excellent.

/daytripper (would never use that knot on my boat, though ;-)

What's wrong with these two places?
http://www.mistral.co.uk/42brghtn/knots/index.html
http://www.iland.net/~jbritton/

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Seduced by the chocolate side of the force.

Well, one of them only had English knot tieing, they don't work on this side
of the pond.
Stuff's all backward.........



"Cardinal Bill" wrote in
message ...
What's wrong with these two places?
http://www.mistral.co.uk/42brghtn/knots/index.html
http://www.iland.net/~jbritton/

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heavy, adj.:
Seduced by the chocolate side of the force.