Christmas Style Set

Wow Steve! You did an amazing job, I didnt realise it but Chistmas is just 1 month away.

Steve,
Loved the Grinch with his dog Max........Nice touch. :D

Steve,

I SWEAR by all thats holy that I never said a word about the new set to ANYONE!I talked to Jo this AM and she will back me up.I didn't even tell her and she's my pard!

Next to the first Christmas tree I remember seeing as a boy, this comes in second!You have outdone yourself.

Forgive me Maria.......but I like it better than Lilac! There........I've said it!......now the anxious hours until her reply......she'll probably disenfranchise my British Gentleman Apprenticeship for this.....but so be it.The new set is
WONDERFULL!!!!!
Harry j
Ian, you are very observant.

Speaking of new thing's......did anyone else notice the online/offline status under the avatars?

Now that you mentioned it.....I did!What do you guys do? memorize the features of every style set and then compare them every day.My wife will be the first to tell you I can't find anything in a cabinet when its usually the sitting right up in front of my face! I'll just have to rely on you folks to point things out to me!
I'm off to golf-later from harry

Steve,
I love the new style set! Thanks for making Xmas on the Optiboard a great place to be!

Permanent eye damage can result from looking at the Christmas Styleset directly.

Here are some basic ways to observe it if you choose to use it:

The Pinhole Projection Method
Solar Filters
Welders' Goggles
with a rating of 14 or higher.

Fully Exposed and Developed Black-and-White Film
You can make your own filter out of black-and-white film, but only true black-and-white film (such as Kodak Tri-X or Pan-X). Such films have a layer of silver within them after they are developed. It is this layer of silver that protects your eyes.

To make your own solar filter, proceed as follows. Open up a roll of black-and-white film and expose it to the Sun for a minute. Have it developed to provide you with negatives. Use the negatives for your filter. It is best to use two layers.

Remember, however, that if you are planning to use black-and-white film as a filter, you need to prepare it at least several days in advance.

Caution: Do not use color film or chromogenic black-and-white film (which is actually a color film). Developed color film, no matter how dark, contains only colored dyes, which do not protect your vision. It is the metallic silver that remains in black-and-white film after development that makes it a safe filter.




Eye Suicide
Standard or polaroid sunglasses are not good filters. They may afford some eye relief if you are outside on a bright day, but you should never think of using them to stare at your computer screen while using the Christmas Styleset.

Was I not meant to know about this? I clicked on the style sets under Steve's post's and somehow It stayed on Low Vision, amazed by its Bland appearance I went into my Vb options and clicked on Style set to change back to my origional cool blue, However at the top of the list was Christmas so I clicked on it and up it came.

I was working on the Christmas Style set and was going to keep it a surprise for a little while longer. However once the 'Grinch got out of the bag' there was no point in that any longer! :D

Night Train, good advice! The last thing we need to do is create more eye patients! ;)

And the Online/Offline thing was something I added last night.

Steve,
This new online/offline thing.........great idea!:) What else ya got up your sleeve.:D

That would be telling! :D

I know that I have been away from here for way too long now!
I am a Christmas nut and love this new style set.
I'm singing a Christmas song to myself as I type this.
Steve, how did you know that the grinch was my fave? :bbg:

Suzy