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These are the help pages for WeaveZine.  Hopefully they will answer your questions about how to do things on the site.

I've just started to write these, so if you are looking for instructions on how to do something and can't find it here, please let me know and I'll add an entry for it.

Thanks!

—Syne

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 i really enjoyed the interview with Claudia. I have a Mirrix Loom.autism acetaminophen Just have not had time to set it up and start weaving on it. I would like to start to learn to do bead weaving. Too many other projects on my plate just now.

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I have a Mirrix Loom. Just have not had time to set it up and start weaving on it. autism acetaminophen I would like to start to learn to do bead weaving. Too many other projects on my plate just now.

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When Alice Schlein and Bhakti Zeik’s book, The Woven Pixel, was published it kindled new fires in the JK0-016 weaving world, teaching weavers how to use powerful graphics software, Adobe Photoshop, to design drafts for jacquard looms. The technical jacquard content and the hefty price tag of $160, however, put it out of the 642-262 reach of many weavers. Still,642-974 dobby weavers yearned to use the technique to design imagery for their looms.

RSS podcast feed

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I have tried to find out info that makes sense to me, but I need someone to explain to me what the RSS feed means and why would I want to subscribe instead of downloading individual podcasts. By the way, I love the podcasts and load up on them to listen to while flying.

 

Denise

RSS Podcast Feed

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The RSS feed for the podcast is useful if you are using a program, such as iTunes, to automatically check for new episodes and download them for you.  

RSS (which stands for Really Simple Syndication) is just a programmatic way to tell any listening (aka subscribed) applications "Hey, new content is up, come and get it!"

Hope that makes sense?

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 i really enjoyed the interview with Claudia. I have a Mirrix Loom. Just have not had time to set it up and start weaving on it. I would like to start to learn to do bead weaving. Too many other projects on my plate just now.