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i'm showing a PPT extension. 2 options, play online through Explorer or download for PowerPoint; might try opposite option.

Nothing Earth shaking for us; but about as good as i've seen for general use; tossed one into Residential for that target group, here just so folks would have for others mostly.

It so dead in here, mebbe i could start a wheelbarrel thread; ya ever notice on how MM is never on line the same time as i?:Eye:

It all started in the autumn of my 3rd year;
ln the corner of Mrs. Constance's fifth grade classroom.....

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The PPT extension only matters when the file is on your local storage media.  A good OS will ignore the extension anyway and determine what the file is by its contents.  For served items, the key is the "Content-Type" header sent from the server and in this case, it's:

  Content-Type: application/vnd.ms-powerpoint

I fetched a segment of the start of the file, and my stuff here says:

  chainsaw safety 3.ppt: Microsoft Office document data

Glen
 
Yes, I flipped through it.  My Kpresenter bombs on it but OpenOffice does okay.  Didn't try magicpoint.

Glen
 
The old ones, long ago i remeber them speaking of going into timber alone; save saw and gear. They would keep spark plug, gas filter, pull cord, pawl etc. in hollow handle of dry storage for file. Carried on belt with wedge etc.

Of course a safety mirror with hole in the middle for signalling was part of kit. For when you were down, hoping the bruthas came fer ye sorry azz, before the wolves etc. Dangerous times, places and work, has always been around us crawling into the squared circle with the largest of life. Watching out for yourself, and the next man has all ways and always been part of that.

These macho, tough men; also carried sanitary napkins. Large absorbent, sterile, individually wrapped; good for stopping gushers by holding on with pressure. This could be to inner thigh, or anywhere; but pipeline easily accessible at inner thigh; leg high cut area.

Many things served double duty in the compact, light belt packs. Kickback into face and neck was also devastating out theres alone; the mirror saved many lives; availing seeing just where to put their sanitary napkin bandage, to have a chance of being alive, to then use the mirror for signaling.
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