On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
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Why not Eudora for Mac?
Still out there still free still good.
Just not being developed.
Wasn't Eudora swallowed up into the Thunderbird project? You may as well
get the software that is being kept up
i bought one of these:
http://www.buy.com/retail/usersearchresults.asp?querytype=homequ=samsung+dlpqxt=homedisplay=col
comes with complete mfgr's warranty. it was airfreighted from CA. arrived in
about 2 days. 61 LED DLP. the price is $1200 compared to $2000 at best buy.
i am pretty
Senate Approves Digital TV Delay
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The Senate voted on Monday to delay next month’s transition to digital
television until June 12 because some viewers would not be ready for the
switch.
The voice vote followed a call
Question says it. Looking for good user friendly interface for watching
DVDs on a laptop. No need for copying, editing,HD, support, just play.
Not thrilled with WMP.
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Steve at Verizon wrote:
Question says it. Looking for good user friendly interface for
watching DVDs on a laptop. No need for copying, editing,HD, support,
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Yes, but that's about all they did - vote to postpone. They didn't
address the sticky issue of more money for free converter boxes. Worse
than useless.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 10:08 AM, Mike Sloane mikeslo...@verizon.net wrote:
Senate Approves Digital TV Delay
As far as I know these sales are not administered by the Store
themselves but an outside agency whose job it is to get the biggest
bucks possible to pay off creditors.
Stewart
At 09:25 AM 1/27/2009, you wrote:
No savings at CC Liquidation Sales. When Tower Records liquidated, I
found the
Is that $100 per year? Don't live very close to Costco and don't spend that
much per year, so may not make sense for me to get business account anyway.
Thanks for your and everyone else's suggestions. Pretty definitely going to
stay away from CC liquidation, unless it's near the end of the
Quoting John Settle john_j_set...@yahoo.com:
Sue Cubic wrote:
If I bought something under these final sale circumstances, I think
I'd demand to take it out of the box at the store.
Sue
No savings at CC Liquidation Sales. When Tower Records liquidated, I
found the same.
That's what I
It is interesting to see the press reaction to IE8's beta rollout. Instead of
looking at the product they are commenting on the spam-like campaign MS
launched to get people to download the beta. Google on IE8 astroturf to see a
surprisingly large number of hits.
Microsoft IE8 rolls out the
i read that XXX??? liquidators bought the merchandise. creditors are out of
the loop. so is CC.
At 10:26 AM 1/27/2009, you wrote:
As far as I know these sales are not administered by the Store themselves but
an outside agency whose job it is to get the biggest bucks possible to pay off
I scanned a document and all went well. I sent it by e-mail as
attachment but it arrived in a large size not only filling the whole
e-mail page but going much beyond (jpeg). How can I email the
documento in a size that fits the page?
Many thanks
Marcio
The drive does not show up in My Computer. So, following the instructions
in the leaflet that came with the case, I went to the Device Manager and
there it is -- the Western Digital drive (along with the internal drive
and a second external Maxtor drive). But it does not show up in My
Oh, and generally, you don't want to use jpeg unless photos are
involved. For text, .tif is best, especially if you use bw. .gif will
also work. Reason is, jpeg really sucks at text.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 3:30 PM, Marcio V. Pinheiro
wefp...@terra.com.br wrote:
I scanned a document and all
I scanned a document and all went well. I sent it by e-mail as
attachment but it arrived in a large size not only filling the whole
e-mail page but going much beyond (jpeg). How can I email the
documento in a size that fits the page?
You can either rescan it at 72dpi or load it into an image
Your first mistake was in scanning to too high a resolution. You
probably had like 300dpi selected. Try 100dpi and the file will right
there be 1/3 the size. Also you may be able to scan to black and
white, if no color is required.
Lastly, you can just resize the image using any photo editor
I scanned a document and all went well. I sent it by e-mail as
attachment but it arrived in a large size not only filling the whole
e-mail page but going much beyond (jpeg). How can I email the
documento in a size that fits the page?
You may not have done anything wrong, except perhaps using
Wow. Can you say Jehovah's Witness? From the linked article:
Yes. That language is rather creepy, isn't it?
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Right, they spent the rest of the day twiddling their thumbs.
Tony B wrote:
Yes, but that's about all they did - vote to postpone. They didn't
address the sticky issue of more money for free converter boxes. Worse
than useless.
It is interesting to see the press reaction to IE8's beta rollout.
Instead of looking at the product they are commenting on the spam-like
campaign MS launched to get people to download the beta. Google on IE8
astroturf to see a surprisingly large number of hits.
As of now, all the links on
Well at least they did not spend any more money!!! :-)
I heard someone on Radio today railing about the ethical culture of
Wall Street. Well it ain't much better in DC.
Yes we all know that Stewart and his neighbors, clinging to their guns
and religion, hold the monopoly on righteousness.
I will only admit to the middle one. I own no firearms (unless you
count a pellet gun as one) and I am far from righteous.
I got peaved a little the other day when I saw a news network
interview Vitter from LA. as a republican representative to talk
about their negotiations with Obama.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Yes we all know that Stewart and his neighbors, clinging to their guns
and religion, hold the monopoly on righteousness.
No, No! Those people are my neighbors here in PA.
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Oh you are one of Murtha's
Stewart
At 06:35 PM 1/27/2009, you wrote:
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Yes we all know that Stewart and his neighbors, clinging to their
guns and religion, hold the monopoly on righteousness.
No, No! Those people are my neighbors here in PA.
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
I got peaved a little the other day when I saw a news network
interview Vitter from LA. as a republican representative to talk
about their negotiations with Obama.
Was that accurate reporting or spin designed to get you riled?
Today I heard one Republican Senator exclaiming that the proposed
61!!So what time is the Superbowl party?! I got the beer!
Randall
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 8:36 AM, gerald ger...@slawecki.com wrote:
i bought one of these:
http://www.buy.com/retail/usersearchresults.asp?querytype=homequ=samsung+dlpqxt=homedisplay=col
comes with complete mfgr's
This is the guy who was mentioned in the Madame's little black book last
year.
You are not supposed to remember what happened last year! Nobody else
does. My Congressman beat his wife, but nobody remembers that either.
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Stewart
At 08:37 PM 1/27/2009, you wrote:
This is the guy who was mentioned in the Madame's little black book last
year.
You are not supposed to remember what happened last year! Nobody else
does. My Congressman beat his
Why is no one suggesting that he send it as a pdf? Is that an option for
you Marcio?
A good number of the included scanning software I have come across has an
OCR app and/or the option to scan as a pdf.
-Original Message-
You may not have done anything wrong, except perhaps using JPEG
Who is your Congressman? Story sounds so familiar.
Ted Haggard to tell all on Oprah tomorrow, but he wasn't a politician.
Randall
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:37 PM, Tom Piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
This is the guy who was mentioned in the Madame's little black book last
year.
You are not
I didn't because pdf is more of a _destination_ format than an editing
or archival format. Not a good comparison, but I would liken it to
scanning an important painting; you wouldn't save it as a jpg, because
you would know it may need editing later.
Of course, now that Adobe has opened up the
Yeah, but it's a document; PDF was made for documents. We don't know if it
needs to be edited or not.
FWIW, I hate it when people send us documents in tiff format, because: a)
the attachment is much larger than it needs to be, taking up useful space in
the mailbox and b) I always get the call
Ya, but good thing you don't have to open the darn thing up and spell
check it! Virtually impossible with pdfs, unless you have expensive
software installed.
On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 11:19 PM, Jeff Wright jswri...@gmail.com wrote:
I like how our Canon networked copier/printers do it. It will
True that. But, I'm talking about signed documents and the like in hard
form.
Ya, but good thing you don't have to open the darn thing up and spell
check it! Virtually impossible with pdfs, unless you have expensive
software installed.
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