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Sebagaimana pembicaraan terakhir, ibu ingin merevisi gambar terdahulu
1. tanpa laci
2. dikasih anggur kecil di kaki
3. dikasih anggur kecil di pojok permukaan meja.
Berikut ini kami kirim gambar sket tampak muka, tampak samping, dan gambar dengan ukuran 90 x 45 x tinggi 75 cm.
Kami menunggu persetujuan ibu atas rancangan ini.
Rho Series of John Kelly
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kelly_%28Doctor_Who%29> furniture
This is Rho Series of John Kelly design
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design>
http://www.johnkellyfurniture.com/promotion/artwork/R02.jpg.
http://www.johnkellyfurniture.com/resources/rho.pdf
Note about this design.
One:
this design improve the functionality of steamer. steamer usually
someone who want to relax. steamer provide unseparated place for sit and
foot.
but in this design, rho steamer provide separated place for sit and
foot. so, separated one can to be two chair, not only one steamer.
Separated steamer of rho design make this design have function as one
steamer and two chair.
that is good idea
Two:
Material is efficient, because this design didnt need big material.
Material is light metal. metal is only for construction. so it need less
material.
Three:
Upholstery is simple and modern, like a rubber but strong. Upholstery
include color that make a this steamer beautiful.
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Cermin anggur lebarnya 80 cm, bu. sehingga konsolnya kami rancang 90 cm.
Gambar pertama adalah gambar tampak depan, sedangkan gambar kedua adalah gambar tampak samping.
kami tunggu jawaban ibu atas gambar ini.
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get what script of the element. you can resize form font, delete, change
color. but the problem, this tool is not give save changes yet.
I google how to save changes in firebug, but it not give me solution of
the problem.
I browsing and browsing, and I found firefile. it is help us to save css
we change in fire bug. how to use it, you can read manual.
first, you must to install firebug in firefox. it is addon
second, you must to install in firefox
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