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« Reply #10 on: September 08, 2006, 12:11:47 pm »
Currently, I have the max upload set in each group:

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You raise a good point though...
Is this value cumulative or is the max value for each attachment... I'll have to  validate this... I would hope this is cumulative, but I'm not sure since I have added the additional attachment textboxes...

And lastly, it should be five attachments. Are you only seeing four...?
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« Reply #11 on: September 08, 2006, 12:18:38 pm »

(Eric @ Sep. 07 2006,7:32)
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... will be a sweet party cooler! Coke on one side...diet on the other '<img'>

Cavalier produced the 102 upright machine with a door in the front and another on the back, many labeled "whites only"and "colored only", I wonder if this was not the predesessor
       This looks like 2 Westinghouse standards intentionally separated from each other but designed pretty efficiently, as the coils are not consuming much product space.  
        If not for the embossing this would make an interesting fantasy machine, two different brands with complimentery colors.
        Nice machine Johnie...
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« Reply #12 on: September 08, 2006, 01:35:43 pm »
Thanks MD, the inside is actually completely open, other than the cooling coils & circulation pump, this is one big stainless steel tub! the date stamp on the liner/tub is 6/40 TN which I presume means May-1940/Tennesee.
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« Reply #13 on: September 08, 2006, 03:49:41 pm »
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Thanks MD, the inside is actually completely open, other than the cooling coils & circulation pump, this is one big stainless steel tub! the date stamp on the liner/tub is 6/40 TN which I presume means May-1940/Tennesee.


You could partition it off when restoring it and actually have three compartments if a partition was under the hinge of each door.
6/40 would actually be June 1940
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« Reply #14 on: September 08, 2006, 07:13:30 pm »

(Jim @ Sep. 08 2006,12:11)
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Currently, I have the max upload set in each group:

Soda Jerks --> 200k
   10 Cents --> 150k
     5 Cents --> 100k
   Members --> 100k

Anyone in another group has no attachment rights, except Administrators.

You raise a good point though...
Is this value cumulative or is the max value for each attachment... I'll have to  validate this... I would hope this is cumulative, but I'm not sure since I have added the additional attachment textboxes...

And lastly, it should be five attachments. Are you only seeing four...?

Doh! yep it's Five attachments!
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