To those using Rezilla for the Brown blackboards (how can a BLACKboard be brown?): Do you let the program choose unique ressource ID's for you or can you choose them yourself (might be a better way when handling a lot of BBB's)?

In ResEdit you can Command + I it to change the resource. Not sure about Rezilla, though.  ;) Oh yeah, its Brown Blackish Board!

In Dominator it's holographic displays.
Maps are GPS devices.


M&J

Why not call it Brown Board? There are black boards and there white boards. just a quiet question!

My fault! I was the one that started with BBB for brown blackboards. Just like I did introduce rugsack and not packpack. Etc.

@brell:

I just start with 128 (for the first BBB) and go higher from there. That 128 is usally the first number Rezilla starts with....

It's no problem at all, when you decide on your own numbers, as long as you keep note of them and none is lower than 128.

Sorry Freddy, but to me, they will always be signs and backpacks.  8-)

I think they should be just plain ol' signs and... hey, I sorta like the name Rugsack!  :)

Hey lets not forget post American civil war carpetbags.

::)

CarpetPacks?  :-? What do they do- Bring parts of their house with them to sleep on?  ;D

Actually they were called CARPETBAGGERS. They were people from the North who went to the South after the Civil War. They took advantage of the fact that most southerns were wiped out financially so for very little money they could buy property and land at tax auctions. They also moved into politics by buying the votes of starving people and then using their political office to line their pockets with public money. The name carpetbag comes from the material used to make the "bags". Without military horses to make saddles for saddlemakers took to buying old carpets, cutting them into pieces and sewing them into suitcase-like bags. Even today in the South the term is used to refer to "Yankee" scoundrels who look to make profits in the South.

Joe B  

I'm looking forward to the Midnight Mansion Civil War Theme.