LOTS OF PROJECTS NEARING COMPLETION...

[bassduke49]

Back to the umlaut, on a Mac, it is really easy. When you get to the ö in Höfner, hold the option key and type u then release option key and type o and it comes out ö. You can also go back and correct an o by highlighting it, holding option, type u, then release option and type o to get ö.

[jwilli]

By jove, you are correct. Cool. I mean....cööl. lol

[jps]

löl

If you have it enabled you can open the Keyboard Viewer for some cool options, along with the Character Palette, on a Mac, of course. To enable these, open the System Preferences window from the dock, then click on the International icon and click on the Input Menu tab. You will see near the top check boxes for these options.

[MiroN]

This is my dream!

[berth]

Cool. I mean....cööl. lol

Motörhead! (Thanx Paul.)

[jps]

This is my dream!

The TV?

[johnallg]

I thought that too Jeff!

That beauty would now need a converter box to watch off air..... that would be oxymoronic, no?

[cjj]

Maybe he means both. I'd sure like to have both...

[jps]

I thought that too Jeff!

That beauty would now need a converter box to watch off air..... that would be oxymoronic, no?

A VCR or DVD player would be just fine.

[jingle_jangle]

I thought that too Jeff!

That beauty would now need a converter box to watch off air..... that would be oxymoronic, no?

I have an RF converter on it, and it's used for old black and white movies on DVD. A Hard Day's Night is a favorite.

Anyway, here's one just completed for The Good Doctor Who, and delivered to him at NAMM after many months of fiddling. It's a 700C/12 with Da Woiks: LRBaggs pickup, bound headstock, crushed MOP inlays, and a blue burst paint job that has two shades of pearl (aqua and red), but is see-through all the way to the edges. The photos below are pretty accurate color-wise.

[Grey]

You tease.

[cjj]

Wow, that's gorgeous!!!

[shamustwin]

Awesome!

[libratune]

Wow, Paul, really fantastic coloring. Great work!

[johnallg]

Very very nice. I like the added red effect. Congrats to you and Gary.