test please delete

[RichardCranium]

are we going to have a page of wavies ?

You weren't, no. But now you have suggested it ...

... wavey wave.

[Diver]

Right, No.1 son is off the PS3 and on his way to bed, so I'm off to kick back in front of the TV.

Night all

G'night

[FiveTimes]

just topped up the glass, going down a treat.

shame I can't say that for the missus

[NickFitz]

I'm interested in the jscript debugger for IE that you mentioned... Its a bit trying to find the errors.

I haven't done this with MSVWD2008EE, only with MSVWD2005EE, and it's a marginally complex sequence of steps to get it set up right (once set up it's a breeze though). I'll download 2008 tomorrow, check that it still works the same way, and post back (ASP.NET... PostBack... geddit???!?... oh, never mind )

Later denizens

[FiveTimes]

Not putting bonding on an (internal) outside wall are they?

And make sure that they don't skim right down to the floor! ther should be a minimum 1.5 inch gap at the bottom that is hidden behind the skirting.
It stops damp or spillages soaking up the plaster.

They are bonding on the inside of an internal wall, but he will be leaving a gap at the bottom.
Is that right ?

[RichardCranium]

Oh well! live and Learn

have you any evidence to back up that statement?

(hee hee)

[FiveTimes]

send the eldest up for the charger... lovely backlight now

[Diver]

They are bonding on the inside of an internal wall, but he will be leaving a gap at the bottom.
Is that right ?

Yep!

The problem with Carlite Bonding & Browning, is that it acts like a sponge. Put it on a wall with damp coming through or up, and it blows up.

[Diver]

have you any evidence to back up that statement?

(hee hee)

Yep!

Learned to do most things one handed now

[FiveTimes]

Yep!

The problem with Carlite Bonding & Browning, is that it acts like a sponge. Put it on a wall with damp coming through or up, and it blows up.

The plastering will start week tomorrow, so next week I have to roll the watered down pva coat about 3 times.