MOTM

Ok, maybe I'm not the most observant person, but while looking at the
micromodules I just noticed that there are some *interesting
and informative* graphics at the top of each module web page (above the
'index tabs') - nice touch!
Jeff

Wait until you buy something on the Order Page :)

Hats off the Kris for the nice touch.

Paul S.

----- Original Message ----- 

From: "Jeffrey Pontius" <jpont@...>
To: <motm@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 1:20 PM
Subject: [motm] web pages: graphics above individual modules


> Ok, maybe I'm not the most observant person, but while looking at the
> micromodules I just noticed that there are some *interesting
> and informative* graphics at the top of each module web page (above the
> 'index tabs') - nice touch!
> Jeff
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PS wrote:
> Wait until you buy something on the Order Page :)
> 
> Hats off the Kris for the nice touch.

yep... that would be me right about now.

George

Hmmm... ahhhh... huh? Oh. Thanks! ; Sorry, my head's been bent over my two MOTM-300 Ultra-VCOs for the last two hours - solder smoke making me light-headed - boy how many resistors can you fit on a PCB? :-)

KRIS

> -----Original Message-----
>; Wait until you buy something on the Order Page :)
> Hats off the Kris for the nice touch.
>
> Paul S.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> > Ok, maybe I'm not the most observant person, but while looking at
> > micromodules I just noticed that there are some *interesting
> > and informative* graphics at the top of each module web
> > page (above the 'index tabs') - nice touch!
> > Jeff

> - boy how many resistors can you fit on a PCB? :-)

I'm looking forward to finding out.  :-)

Kris: the whole MOTM site redesign looks really nice. I spent quite a bit of
time perusing the old site just before the new one went up, and the
improvement is dramatic. My favorite graphic touch is the one at the top of
the MIDI-CV converter page--very clever.

BTW, a small electric fan is a nice way to keep those soldering fumes from
rising straight into your face...

--Adam