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This a test for posting graphics and multimedia to the Wiring FAQ. Here is a summary:

-The picture must reside on the GardenWeb server
-The pic may not be larger than 60KB.
-Animated images (gif's) are not allowed.
-Movie files will not work.
-There are three locations the pictures can be in.
-Upper left corner, upper right corner, or at bottom of page.
-There are no other locations for picture.
-Only ONE picture per FAQ entry.
-No way to include remotely hosted images.

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