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This is a wiki site, so it will continue to grow.
As the main contributing author, please send comments and ideas to me (tjwalker@tjwa.com ).
Section III is for registered users (except the TOC, expanded outline, and sample which are open to the public).
How to register? Contact me or click on any access controlled page and click 'register' in the pop up window.

Section I - All about TJWalker+Associates, Inc (my consulting company)	(open to the public)
Section II - All about TopWeb (the web handling software product from Rheologic, Ltd.)	(open to the public)
Section III - All about Web Handling (this is my 'book' on web handling process technology, but it is not done, yet)	(registered users only, except TOC , expanded outline , and this sample .)
Section IV - Resources (links and contact information for more consultants, trade journals, and conferences)	(open to the public)
Section V - Calendar	(open to the public)

Let me know what you think...send your comments to tjwalker@tjwa.com

- TJWalker

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From karen chapman [4.158.162.134] - 3/13/08 4:04 PM

Hello Tim,

I was in your training this morning. I found alot of your information to be helpful in someways. I know as a class we discussed alot about the coater and the extruder. Alot of us in the plant never really get a chance to go look at other areas of the machines to see how there webs work. There are very few who do get that chance. I run the log winder and found quite interesting that if the rollers are not exactly parallel that this could cause wrinkles. THis is something simple to change and am going to look into it. Well, your class was great and you sure know your "stuff". Well, Iguess I'll learn more tomorrow.

Sincerely,

Karen Chapman

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