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About the following, a caution: I recommend always composing
in one's local files. Do checks. Then copy and paste into online
compose tool, if wanted. The online tool can fail sometimes to reach
Yahoo in a moment and the work to compose will be lost, as the form
will time out sometimes or connection may be lost; and backing to
former use of the form will not show one's good work. So, having
a local copy of one's work is a good things . ")
Now to the online tool.
When a member is logged into the group AirborneWind Energy, the all the folders and tools are available.
Steps:
1. See on the left menu of a group page. See the link: Post Click it.
2. A page should open that allows composing a message. However, near the top of the page one should see the following:
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3.
The text link: Rich-Text Editor
is an option. Click that before doing any composing (as the
compositng in the first screen is plain-text composing).
4. Now we have the rich-text editor version open. This has tools
that may change format. A computer that does not operate
with javascript would proably be prevented from using some of the
tools, not sure. Assuming one's
computer allows use of the rich-text editor, we go now further.
5. Type ordinarily. But then one can format the text.
One of the icon tools allows forming hyperlink for text; a helper tiny
window open where one puts a full URL for a web page to be reached by
the link.
6. Now further on the page. The composing field has a lefthand corner. Beneath that corner is a little checkbox. [ ] View HTML source.
Checked forces a view of the HTML source code for the
message. Unchecked returns the readers' view of
the message. Practice toggling that little box.
Work in the view wanted.
When in the HTML source code view, one may
cause insertion of phtographs (if host of photograph permits calling
the photo ... our terms with Yahoo has us respect copyright). The
source code tag to show a permitted phtograph:
<img src=""
Between the two quotation marks, put the absolute URL of the file that is the drawing or image wanted. Example:
<img src="http://www.wired.com/news/images/full/kitegen1_f.jpg"
<img src="http://EnergyKiteSystems.net/KiteGen/KiteGenCarousel333.jpg"
7. There is a preview button on the composing page.
8. Then finally there is the Send button.
9.
Differently, without showing a copyrighted photo or drawing, one may place simply in the reader's view a full absolute URL
E.g., this cartoon:
Lift,
JoeF
The online Italian-language Yahoo! group dedicated to
KiteGen is open for free membership. Today they have 143 members and
1,050 posts, so far. Join: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/kitegen/
Their files hold some items that may be roughly translated using
Google Translate. Exciting group, as KiteGen moves
fast to large installation.
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Neil Larson, first official historian of the mid-20th-centurymovement. 
Thank you, Wayne! ]]
