Use MSN in a sentence. Most people today are familiar with MSN so if you want your new workers to have a quick learning curve you should use that. Using MSN for all of your computers will keep everyone up to date on the current software and be able to perform different tasks.
So any type of warm green goes well with bright copper..like a sage or an olive green. Any green with too much brown in it will end up working against the color of the copper and make it look muddy. Also, any rich red, like a dark scarlett, but not a burgundy, will also work. Source(s): Live in the Copper Country.
I think K is the most common. Looks like stainless steel and machines about the same. These two are the only copper/nickel alloys that are called Monel. There are a lot of other copper/nickel alloys. Monel has more nickel than copper. When the copper content gets higher the color changes toward copper. Probably at least 400 alloys of copper with nickel, aluminum, zinc, tin, magnesium with various names but there are only two that are called Monel as far as I know. 04-28-2008, 03:46 PM #20.