Mirage Quattro Moderated Chat...

[WearyOne]

For those of you who might be interested, Talk About Sleep is having a moderate chat tomorrow night on the Quattro. Here is a partial post from the site admin:

"Mirage Quattro™ special event Moderated Chat May 8th from 9-10pm Eastern.

Discussion will focus on ResMed's new Mirage Quattro full face mask. Expert guest speaker is Allen Ehrlich, Director, Product Management, Americas.

5 Mirage Quattro masks will be given away in a drawing during the event. All participants are eligible to win, but you must be present when names are drawn. "


http://www.talkaboutsleep.com/

Pam

[Janine]

Thank you for the reminder!!!

[ddpelp]

Do you have to do any thing prior to chat such as log in join or??
thanks

[WearyOne]

Do you have to do any thing prior to chat such as log in join or??
thanks

http://www.talkaboutsleep.com/chat/cale ... ate=5/8/07

This link might help. I've never gone to one of their chats, so I'm not exactly sure how it works.

Pam

[rested gal]

Clickable link to summary of the chat transcript:

Mirage Quattro Chat Transcript Summary - April 17, 2007

[Brian Hinther]

Thanks, Rested Gal, for posting that synopsis. I'm sure it was a lot easier to read than witnessing the event live!

[rested gal]

I used to attend (online) the TAS product chats. Won a Breeze at one three years ago. The product chats are
essentially just an infomercial -- you aren't gonna hear any "downside" stuff about a mask from the company representative,
and the questions are submitted through the moderator. But the chance to win a mask just for "being there" is pretty neat.

Next one they have scheduled was announced in a post from Tracy, the woman who runs TalkAboutSleep,
when she recently listed the 5 mask winners from the Quattro chat:


Our next special event chat will take place on June 19th...

Topic will be another exciting new full face mask by ResMed named Mirage Liberty

[ddpelp]

One problem though they said during the chat to get the fitting chart via a pdf file just email them at sales@talkaboutsleep.com

I did that right after and so far no reply, no fitting chart .. oh well guess to be expected..

[cwsanfor]

Resmed sent me one in a couple of days. PM me.

[cwsanfor]

Or never mind the PM and see if you can make the image at http://home.earthlink.net/~wallysanford/quattro.jpg work for you.

Cut inside the green outline I drew, and size it so that it is 5 1/8 inches tall.

[abysmillard]

[quote="cwsanfor"]Or never mind the PM and see if you can make the image at http://home.earthlink.net/~wallysanford/quattro.jpg work for you.

Thanks for posting this, cwsanfor!

[Guest]

Does anyone know is the 5 1/8 from the top of the green line to the bottom or is that from the top of the green line to the chin crease mark?

[cwsanfor]

The green line is just what I drew because the card didn't show up well on a white background. Upon reflection, I should have placed it on a colored background. Okay, done. refresh your browser.

Open it up in Paint, Fireworks, Photoshop, whatever you use, and scale it so that the whole card is 5 1/8 inches tall. Then cut it out.

Try it now. The height is 5 1/8 inches from the top of the card to the bottom of the card.

[cwsanfor]

You know, this would be easier to do in Adobe Acrobat.

Go to http://www.uncg.edu/~cwsanfor/quattro.pdf, save the pdf to your computer, or just print it from the browser. Be sure that is is scaled to 100% in Acrobat, and when you go to your printer settings, be sure it is scaled to 100%, not "fit to page" or such. You may need to select "reduce to printer margins".

When you print it, cut the green background off and measure to make sure it is 5 1/8" total height. This way, you won't have to fool with resizing and whatnot.