A Better Plug In AC Volt Meter

LINK LINK LINK.....

In nine thousand words or less how do I copy and paste a link that is account addressed so that everyone can read it and not get a "The number you have dialed is not in service"?

Remember this "fold-art" is an analog personality struggling in a digital environment.

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Looks like this is the same. Watch the listings for US plug versus Euro plug. The one above is for US.

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
In nine thousand words or less how do I copy and paste a link that is account addressed so that everyone can read it and not get a "The number you have dialed is not in service"?

Remember this "fold-art" is an analog personality struggling in a digital environment.

It's much the same as copying links for pictures. Just use a different forum "icon" for links. Copy the URL in the address bar of your browser. When you're in forum's Post a Reply section, click on the button. Paste the link in the box below "Enter the complete URL for the link". Click Finished.

Mena, when I do that the link also includes my log-in information, and renders it useless to anyone but me or someone that has logged in under my ID. Hijole! Am I ever cyber challenged... :(

If the accuracy spec is correct:

"Measuring Accuracy : 1.5%,±2 word.", I don't think you could trust the reading to be within 100 volts of the real value.

Honorable Chinese Technical Faux Paus I'm sure...

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
In nine thousand words or less how do I copy and paste a link that is account addressed so that everyone can read it and not get a "The number you have dialed is not in service"?

Remember this "fold-art" is an analog personality struggling in a digital environment. I heard that..

EZ:

* Click in the web address field at the top of your screen so the cursor is blinking somewhere in there.

* Press: CTRL + A (Select ALL)
* Press: CTRL + C (Copy all this)

Come back here to the form and start typing to post as you normally do.

NOW, you can paste the link two ways:
* Press: CTRL + V (Paste what you just copied)

This will get the job done and also cause people to whine because its not clickable, but thats OK because someone will fix it. OR..

If you click on the little globe with a chain link on it, you will have a window pop up. In there it will ask to enter the full address. Well you already have it because you copied it earlier, so
* Press: CTRL + V (Paste what you just copied)

The line below allows you to call it what you want, like this:

Mex's Cool Pick o' de Week

Give it a try. You can't break the server.

Mexi
Log out of your eBay account
Then goto eBay (with out logging in) and search for the item
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