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I would like to add this to Steve's explanation hoping that
it would help you understand:

In point mode, if you double
click on a point, you get its coordinates.
In object mode, if you double
click on a mesh you get a transform
(translation + rotation) to be applied
to each point of the mesh before rendering
to the viewport. Think of Location as a translation.

When you join 2 meshes, all the points coordinates
are updated by applying their mesh transform and
the new mesh transform is set to 0.

In the uv editor, you can use the undo function to go back one step.

Menu Object/Import. Change file type from 3ds to an8.

6.Keys :..also if you want to make a bone remain in the same position for a number of frames you key those to

For example if you wish a bone remains at x = 10 from frame 10-100
you'll have to manually add x=10 to every key between 10 and 100..seriously this will take you years
:The graph editor is supposed to be editable for such situations

Hi.
The graph editor is  editable.
Double click on keys on both side and make them corner instead of smooth. Then use the handles
to make the curve flat between both keys.
Here's an example:

I corrected my post because both are already possible using Menu: Options/New joint limits.

How about reducing the size of the bones in the bone editor ?

More likely Vancouver for SIGGRAPH 

The ASL spec adress is wrong.
http://file///C:/Users/Steve/docs/RSG/Anim8or/website/scripts/spec/index.html
Have you updated the web site?