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Anybody who's tried to search the Internet
for information on "close" will know just
what a thankless task it is. Even specifying
"George Close" is only likely to return
millions of street addresses. There are a
number of common (popular?) variations that
may be worth trying on occasions: Clase,
Clare, Clore, Closs, Clowse, Cloff, Clofe.
Most of these aren't actually typos but are
often based on documents that were difficult
to read, or contained phonetic spellings .. so, keep an
open mind and don't be afraid to try a
variant or two.
Here we
have, as much for a bit of fun as anything
else, a series of video tutorials that may
just find you that elusive Close. Some of
them are more interesting than others, but
.. hey ... we can, so we will.
You'll probably need Flash installed to run these
but I'm sure it will tell you how to do that
if you don't have it already. Just about
everybody in the world uses it and it's free
to install and use. It's the equivalent to
Adobe's document reader (.PDF) but for
moving stuff.
Use the
controls under the video for volume and
full screen mode.
As we find
more we'll add them.
Enjoy
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