Screw question

We were winning in 68 when I left.

Led

Thank you for your service to this great country!

It easy once you know how and get the hang of it. The picture is a small .gif file named flag.gif. It's small (20x13 pixels) in order to fit in well with the standard text size. It's located in one of the directories on my home page. You can grab a copy of it if you like. Just right click on it below and select "save picture as" to get it saved on your hard disc. You will then need some place on the web to put it - some server that is always connected and will permit direct linking. My home page is located on my Internet Service Provider's web server so the picture is available at all times.

Once you have the picture available on a web server somewhere, you need to provide the correct html coding in your message box so that it shows up in the right place. For example, the coding for my signature in my post below looks similar to this:
[img src="http://www.worldpath.net/~thompson/acb/flag.gif"] Rod
If you just replace the [ with < a rel="nofollow"nd the ] with >, the whole thing actually shows up like this, after it is posted:
Rod
The address between the double quotes is the internet location (URL) of the flag picture.

Led

For most practical purposes the difference is only sematics. However, there is a specific difference. The hex head bolt has a maximum basic body diameter slightly greater than the nominal diameter. The hex head cap screw has a maximum basic body diameter equal to the nominal diameter. For example: a 1/2-13 hex head bolt can have a body dia beneath the head of up 0.515". A 1/2-13 hex head cap screw would have a maximum body dia beneath the head of 0.500". See American National Standard ANSI B18.2.1.

Rod