User talk:Hayley   

[edit] Welcome!

Hi Hayley,

Welcome to Appropedia. Please make yourself at home! If you need help, please check out the Help pages or leave me a message on my talk page.

Check your preferences and be sure you verify your email address and turn on email notification if you'd like it -- you can find out when your talk page, or any page on your watchlist, is modified. Please consider putting some information about yourself on your userpage and uploading a photo as well.

If you have a particular interest or project in mind, go ahead and start it! Feel free to leave me a note on my talk page if you have further questions, need help finding your way around, have a cool idea for a project, or just want to chat. Most importantly remember to be BOLD in your edits to pages. Others will come along and help out.

Glad to have you here, --Lonny

[edit] Image Help

Hi Hayley,

Great work so far on the Hand Held Diagnostic Tool.

System for Nucleic Acid Purification (SNAP) open

Your image in Hand Held Diagnostic Tool is not showing because the o in the image title should be capitalized. For instance the following code:

[[Image:SNAP_Open.jpg|thumb|right|System for Nucleic Acid Purification (SNAP) open]]

creates the image to the right:

Please see Help:Images for more on using images.

[edit] Link Help

You can link to other pages on appropedia using double brackets. For instance the following code:

[[La Machine Diagnostique Manuelle - Infomation en Francais]]

creates the following link: La Machine Diagnostique Manuelle - Infomation en Francais

[edit] Using a different title

You can use a bar to change the name of the link, e.g.:

[[La Machine Diagnostique Manuelle - Infomation en Francais|this page]]

creates the following link: this page

Thank you, --Lonny 12:07, 6 August 2008 (PDT)

[edit] Very cool

Hey Hayley,

Hope things are going well for you post-IDDS. Great to see you still adding to the pages, Hand Held Diagnostic Tool & La Machine Diagnostique Manuelle - Infomation en Francais. French - very impressive. Merci.

(That just used about 10% of my vocab).

--Chriswaterguy 11:16, 1 October 2008 (PDT)