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  • #76
    Pretty lavender signature line!

    Rainbow,

    I love your lavender signature line! Could you please tell me how to do mine like yours. I can't get it to work in the edit signature section....All I keep getting is black..

    Thank you,
    Maria

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    • #77
      Originally posted by Maria_W View Post
      Rainbow,

      I love your lavender signature line! Could you please tell me how to do mine like yours. I can't get it to work in the edit signature section....All I keep getting is black..

      Thank you,
      Maria
      Thank you Maria

      There seems to be a glitch with the colors. The edit signature option used to have a mutitude of color options, but now it's only black. I had wanted a pink. I tried typing that but it was too light/barely visible, so I tried several names and previewed the result. Would you believe some names that should be pink come out green or lime green instead?! And some that should be pink come out too dark. And the word lavender comes out almost white/invisible on the background. Try a few, it's fun. Type watermelon, apricot, cantaloupe, mediumpink, lavenederdarkpinklilac looks blue instead of lilacpeachpinketc. This lavender that I have now was achieved by putting "sapphire" which should be a deep blue instead of lavender. But since it was the closest I could get to a visible pink I decided to keep it.

      "sapphire" comes out looking lavender

      And to make text very small put size=1
      Last edited by rainbow; 19 February 2009, 09:12 PM.

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      • #78
        Originally posted by tomcat View Post
        As issues of phenotype versus Tribes results often appear in threads such as this, I thought those posters would be interested in:

        http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...0214162756.htm
        How much of our dna really codes for appearence? Tribes test "junk" dna that appears to carry no function.

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        • #79
          Originally posted by katiecarol View Post
          How much of our dna really codes for appearence? Tribes test "junk" dna that appears to carry no function.
          Does that really matter?
          I just saw this posted on Rootsweb site:

          "One thing you can say about the use of CODIS markers for biogeographical assays is that LD( linkeage disequilibrium) is not a problem there -- the CODIS set has a {lot} of information packed into each marker "

          which I thought was a very good point by the poster.. I don't know how you can go wrong looking at the CODIS markers..there are thousands in the population databases..and still you need to make some assumptions.
          I am glad and satisfied with what if have learned from DNA Tribes.It continues to evolve and for $25 I can have new samples run every time they get a bunch of new populations that are relevant in.

          You always have to evaluate results in every test you take.There are NO crystal balls out there yet but many of us have taken our bits and pieces of results and made scholarly conclusions from them.
          No magic wands though..

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          • #80
            Using Colors slows down the internet!

            Originally posted by Maria_W View Post
            Rainbow,

            I love your lavender signature line! Could you please tell me how to do mine like yours. I can't get it to work in the edit signature section....All I keep getting is black..

            Thank you,
            Maria
            Ladies, it is my painful duty to ah,rain on this parade, I mean using unnecessary colors online. We enjoy a surprisingly good speed in the discussions on this forum.
            Images and especially colored ones greatly increase the number of bits that have to be transmitted per second in electronically conducting any message.
            If we stick to communicating our thoughts mostly, (and clearly), in plain text our ease and speed may survive the increasing overcrowding and that is traffic-jamming the poor old aching WEB.
            And it is also good for the vocabulary.

            Poetry transmits quicker than Picasso!

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            • #81
              Originally posted by derinos View Post
              Ladies, it is my painful duty to ah,rain on this parade, I mean using unnecessary colors online. We enjoy a surprisingly good speed in the discussions on this forum.
              Images and especially colored ones greatly increase the number of bits that have to be transmitted per second in electronically conducting any message.
              If we stick to communicating our thoughts mostly, (and clearly), in plain text our ease and speed may survive the increasing overcrowding and that is traffic-jamming the poor old aching WEB.
              And it is also good for the vocabulary.

              Poetry transmits quicker than Picasso!
              OK derinos. Maria & I were just talking about colors in the signature line. I put some color in my post so she could click on "quote" so she could see how it is typed, and then she could put color in her signature, if she still wants to do that now, or in the future. Having only black all the time isn't all that great. Most women love color now & then. It perks us up.
              After this post I'll try to stick to just my signature.

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              • #82
                colours of RAINBOW

                Originally posted by rainbow View Post
                OK derinos. Maria & I were just talking about colors in the signature line. I put some color in my post so she could click on "quote" so she could see how it is typed, and then she could put color in her signature, if she still wants to do that now, or in the future. Having only black all the time isn't all that great. Most women love color now & then. It perks us up.
                After this post I'll try to stick to just my signature.
                Some of us guys don't mind at all, so don't stop on my account.

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                • #83
                  Ok, I'm not fully familiar with this, but can someone explain the value of these "tribes" tests when most people taking these tests aren't remotely close to any one specific group and when most modern countries, especially in Europe are a mix of migrated tribes all over the continent, blended over the course of centuries upon centuries?

                  To me, these "tribes" scores seem like some sort of artificial computation relevant, to, well, nothing. The "tribes" aren't based on historical, actual "tribes", and even if they were, no one is remotely close to any one, anyway.

                  But, maybe I'm wrong so feel free to educate me on this further...

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                  • #84
                    I love the color...

                    Rainbow,

                    I love the color. I personally wouldn't change my signature line! Matter of fact if I can figure out how to do it I will change mine...

                    Maria

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                    • #85
                      The world is full of color..

                      By the way, DKF also uses a nice blue on "his" signature line...The world is full of color including the world wide web! Love it too.

                      Maria

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                      • #86
                        Originally posted by rainbow View Post
                        OK derinos. Maria & I were just talking about colors in the signature line. I put some color in my post so she could click on "quote" so she could see how it is typed, and then she could put color in her signature, if she still wants to do that now, or in the future. Having only black all the time isn't all that great. Most women love color now & then. It perks us up.
                        After this post I'll try to stick to just my signature.
                        Response: No personal criticism, I like color too, in fact it is necessary for some purposes; also I couldn't live without it! When it doesn't slow things down. (See the gold ancient Celtic coin attachment on this thread.) But I try only to use message color for a specific communicative image, hopefully contributing to keeping delay on the web to the minimum.
                        That's why I don't use emoticons, avatars etc. on the fora. I think all your posts are very instructive and intuitive!

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                        • #87
                          Avoiding sluggish internet transmission?

                          Originally posted by Maria_W View Post
                          By the way, DKF also uses a nice blue on "his" signature line...The world is full of color including the world wide web! Love it too.

                          Maria
                          Elaborate formats? Color signatures? I never see them due to the receiving options I chose.
                          On the receiving end, one can control what shows, in order to speed up reception, but on the sending end don't be surprised if your messages are slow getting there, and in your recipients'downloading.

                          From the instructions on Options for FTDNA Forums:
                          "You have the option to show or hide various elements of messages, which may be of use to users on slow internet connections, or who want to remove extraneous clutter from posts."

                          Take your choice!

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                          • #88
                            Originally posted by derinos View Post
                            Color signatures?

                            I never see them due to the receiving options I chose.
                            You can't see my signature?
                            After all the trouble I went thru to make it look nice.

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                            • #89
                              Originally posted by derinos View Post
                              I think all your posts are very instructive and intuitive!
                              Thank you.
                              I think yours are very interesting too.

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                              • #90
                                [QUOTE=derinos;138903]Elaborate formats? Color signatures? I never see them due to the receiving options I chose ...
                                From the instructions on Options for FTDNA Forums:
                                "You have the option to show or hide various elements of messages, which may be of use to users on slow internet connections, or who want to remove extraneous clutter from posts."

                                OOoooh. Really? I will have to look at it. I think I am moving to technocolor also.

                                Thank you, Diernos and Rainbow. I like
                                Last edited by Deirwha; 24 February 2009, 02:46 PM.

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