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To: Margaret Mateer who wrote (3866)	6/18/1998 10:52:00 AM
From: Ms. X	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34820

Hi Peggy and neo P&Fers: Horizontal count method and stuff.. Whoohoo a lifetime member!!! Yippee! Hey Preston and Tommy we roped her in!! :-) <VBG> OK, Horizontal count. You measure at the largest formation of the base. With CSC it is easy to do since you don't have any triangle formations and other prickly stuff. As long as you can count sideways without interruption, this is your base. 59 X 58 X 57 X 56 X X X 55---X O X -- -X ------- --X O X --- 54 X O X O 3 X O X 5 X O 6 <--Here has interruptions, couldn't use 53 X O X O X O X O X O X O X O X <--Widest portion of base 52 X O X O X O X 4 X O X O X O X <--Also widest. Count 15. 51 X O O O X O O X O O <--Here has interruptions, couldn't use 50---X --------O X ----O ----* ------- 49 X O X * 48 X O X * 47 X O <--Lowest portion 46 X * 45---X ------------* --------------Bot So: (Base count 15)(3) = 45 Lowest portion is 47 47 + 45 = 92 Let me know if I can help further. Jan I am