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A welding accessory system for a welder that includes a welder having a welder housing and at least one welding accessory support connected to the welder housing to support at least one welding accessory of a welder. The one or more welding accessory supports include a cable holder, an electrode hol

A welding accessory system for a welder that includes a welder having a welder housing and at least one welding accessory support connected to the welder housing to support at least one welding accessory of a welder. The one or more welding accessory supports include a cable holder, an electrode holder, a cooling fluid holder, a cylinder gas holder, a cable connector box, and/or a tool holder.

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A welding accessory system for a welder that includes a welder having a welder housing and at least one welding accessory support connected to the welder housing to support at least one welding accessory of a welder. The one or more welding accessory supports include a cable holder, an electrode hol

A welding accessory system for a welder that includes a welder having a welder housing and at least one welding accessory support connected to the welder housing to support at least one welding accessory of a welder. The one or more welding accessory supports include a cable holder, an electrode holder, a cooling fluid holder, a cylinder gas holder, a cable connector box, and/or a tool holder. ire harness; and setting the total number of different cable color markings necessary for each of said plurality of unitary wire harnesses to be equal to or less than said critical number of different color markings. 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein selecting a critical unitary wire harness comprises choosing a unitary wire harness containing either the greatest number of electrical cables or the greatest number of connectors. 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein determining the critical number of different color markings comprises multiplying member R by a number equal to at least about 1.5, when C/B is less than about 9. 4. The method according to claim 3, wherein said number equal to at least about 1.5 is a number between about 1.5 and about 2.0, inclusive. 5. The method according to claim 1, wherein determining the critical number of different color markings comprises rounding up member R to the next highest integer, when said member R forms a decimal number. 6. The method according to claim 1, wherein said different color markings include a plain base color and/or a striped base color. 7. The method according to claim 1, wherein said different color markings comprise only plain base colors. 8. The method according to claim 1, wherein said different color markings comprise a maximum of thirteen types of color. 9. The method according to claim 1, wherein all of said different color markings used for a specific connector are different from one another, or wherein said terminal receiving elements in a specific connector are arranged such that either the same color markings are not placed in adjacent positions, or are placed in different sub-classes which are defined for said terminal receiving elements. 10. The method according to claim 1, wherein selecting a critical unitary wire harness comprises choosing a unitary wire harness containing at least thirty electrical cables. 11. The method according to claim 1, wherein said different color markings are further provided with markings along the length of said electrical cables at given intervals. 12. A system for determining a critical number of colors for electrical cables forming a wire harness, the wire harness including a plurality of unitary wire harnesses to be engaged with a given number of connectors, each of the unitary wire harnesses containing a plurality of electrical cables which respectively have a different color marking and include an electrical terminal attached to at least one end thereof, each of the connectors including a plurality of terminal receiving elements respectively adapted to receive a corresponding electrical terminal, so that each of the unitary wire harnesses can be engaged with a given number of connectors, said system comprising: a selector that selects a critical unitary wire harness among said plurality of unitary wire harnesses; an element that determines the critical number of different color markings to be contained in said critical unitary wire harness on the basis of the empirical formula: R=A/B+C/B (I) in which R is the critical number of different color markings; A is the total number of electrical cables contained in said critical unitary wire harness; B is the total number of connectors to be engaged with said critical unitary wire harness; and C is the total number of terminal receiving elements contained in all of the connectors to be engaged with said critical unitary wire harness; and a device that sets the total number of different cable color markings necessary for each of said plurality of unitary wire harnesses to be equal to or less than said critical number of different color markings. 13. The system according to claim 12, wherein said selector that selects a critical unitary wire harness comprises a device that chooses a unitary wire harness containing either the greatest number of electrical cables or the greatest number of connectors. 14. The system according to claim 12, wherein s aid element that determines the critical number of different color markings comprises a device that multiplies member R by a number equal to at least about 1.5, when C/B is less than about 9. 15. The system according to claim 12, wherein said different color markings include a plain base color and/or a striped base color. 16. The system according to claim 12, wherein said different color markings comprise a maximum of thirteen types of color. 17. A vehicle wire harness comprising a plurality of unitary wire harnesses to be engaged with a given number of connectors, each of the unitary wire harnesses containing a plurality of electrical cables which respectively have a different color marking and include an electrical terminal attached to at least one end thereof, said unitary wire harnesses being configured to be engaged with said connectors including a plurality of terminal receiving elements that receive a corresponding electrical terminal, said vehicle wire harness comprising: a critical unitary wire harness selected among said plurality of unitary wire harnesses; a critical number of different color markings to be contained in said critical unitary wire harness, determined on the basis of the empirical formula: R=A/B+C/B (I) in which R is the critical number of different color markings; A is the total number of electrical cables contained in said critical unitary wire harness; B is the total number of connectors to be engaged with said critical unitary wire harness; and C is the total number of terminal receiving elements contained in all of the connectors to be engaged with said critical unitary wire harness; and a necessary total number of different cable color markings determined for each of said plurality of unitary wire harnesses, which are equal to or less than said critical number of different color markings. 18. The vehicle wire harness according to claim 17, wherein said critical unitary wire harness comprises a unitary wire harness containing either the greatest number of electrical cables or the greatest number of connectors. 19. The vehicle wire harness according to claim 17, wherein said critical number of different color markings comprises member R multiplied by a number equal to at least about 1.5, when C/B is less than about 9. 20. The vehicle wire harness according to claim 17, wherein said different color markings include a plain base color and/or a striped base color and comprise a maximum of thirteen types of color. n absorbent article comprising: an outer cover having an interior surface and an opposite exterior surface; an absorbent assembly disposed on the interior surface; a liquid soluble fading graphic disposed on the outer cover and in liquid communication with the absorbent assembly; and a masking graphic disposed on the outer cover at least partially peripherally surrounding the fading graphic, wherein the masking graphic and absorbent assembly are substantially a same color. 6. An absorbent article comprising: an outer cover having an interior surface and an opposite exterior surface; an absorbent assembly disposed on the interior surface; a liquid soluble fading graphic disposed on the outer cover and in liquid communication with the absorbent assembly; and a masking graphic disposed on the outer cover at least partially peripherally surrounding the fading graphic, the absorbent article further comprising a permanent graphic disposed on the outer cover. 7. Absorbent article of claim 6, wherein the masking graphic is superposed on the permanent graphic. 8. The absorbent article of claim 6, wherein the outer cover comprises a liquid permeable outer layer and a liquid impermeable inner layer, the fading graphic is disposed on one surface of the inner layer that forms the interior surface of the outer cover, and the permanent graphic is disposed on an opposite surface of the inner layer. 9. An absorbent article comprising an outer cover having an interior surface and an opposite exterior surface; an absorbent assembly disposed on the interior surface; a liquid soluble fading graphic disposed on the outer cover and in liquid communication with the absorbent assembly; and a masking graphic disposed on the outer cover at least partially peripherally surrounding the fading graphic, wherein the outer cover is adhesively attached to the absorbent assembly in a windowpane pattern, and the region of the outer cover containing the fading graphic is unadhered to the absorbent assembly. 10. An absorbent article comprising: an outer cover having an interior surface and an opposite exterior surface; an absorbent assembly disposed on the interior surface; a liquid soluble fading graphic disposed on the out cover and in liquid communication with the absorbent assembly; and a liquid soluble masking graphic disposed on the outer cover and superposed on the fading graphic. 11. The absorbent article of claim 10, wherein the masking graphic is white. 12. The absorbent article of claim 10, wherein the masking graphic and outer cover are substantially a same color. 13. The absorbent article of claim 10, wherein the masking graphic and absorbent assembly are substantially a same color. 14. The absorbent article of claim 10, wherein the masking graphic is formed with a color that matches a color of a surrounding material or permanent graphic. 15. The absorbent article of claim 10, wherein the masking graphic comprises