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It's easy:
1. Go to the page you want to link to.
2. Highlight the complete URL in the "address bar" of your browser.
3. Copy that to the clipboard - ctrl-C.
4. Open up a post box here at the forum.
5. Put your cursor in the "Optional Link URL" space that is under the post message box.
6. Paste the link URL info into that space - ctrl-V.
7. Fill in the "Link Title" space with whatever words you want to use to identify the clickable link. They will show up as a clickable link to the URL at the bottom of your message.

It sounds like a lot at first but once you get the hang of it, it's real easy. There are other ways, such as embedding multiple links within the message wording but the easiest way is to do just one link as indicated above.

Here's the example:

• I think this is the 3M unit you mention

I'm not sure if you are asking me or not. The air intake is, indeed, on the belt. You may not have seen my previous post to Frank on it that is buried deep in the thread below. Personally, I wouldn't waste my money on it. I just don't believe in messing with filtering cartridges when there is a excellent alternative (true fresh air). If one is serious about it, cartridge change shedules are a real problem unless you use a new cartridge every single time. It also depends on the iso concentration levels in the ambient air at the belt intake. I did review the manual for the unit that is available in .pdf at the 3M link. Guess what? Even 3M does NOT recommend the unit in situations where the concentration is unknown or where the warning properties of the contaminant are poor. Both of these situations exist with isocyanates in the uncontrolled and unmonitored environment typical of the hobby painter. Nope - I'm not recommending it at all.