I've been following the discussion of Wacom tablets with great
interest. My wife has a birthday coming up. She has a collection of over
125,000 flower photographs which she mostly likes to view on a Windows
XP computer with two widescreen monitors. I am thinking of presenting
her with a
I top post.
I don't think it helps to beat on people for their posting styles. It
helps simply to respond to the issue under discussion.
Bob
On 01/17/2010 11:13 PM, Patrick Horgan wrote:
Have you ever noticed that people's progress in using, supporting,
writing bug reports for, and
. The
other tech can stay rude, and without business, too.
Increasing your product adoption is all about providing top service and
support to go with it -- and with a smile.
Bob
On 01/18/2010 09:53 AM, Robert L Cochran wrote:
I top post.
I don't think it helps to beat on people for their posting
My suggestion is to use Gimp for what you need, and work with a higher
end camera that produces raw format images. Get Akkana Peck's book and
start with that. Post emails to this list when you need some help. It
also doesn't hurt to have a website where you can post your photos to.
I take
Cropping an image is a really simple operation. In her recent book
Beginning GIMP From Novice to Professional Second Edition, Akkana Peck
discusses how to do it on pp 35-38. I highly recommend you get the book,
it is worth every penny.
If you prefer to scale an image, look on pp 21.
Bob
On
I think the issue is closely related to what language locale your system
is set to and what font you are using at that moment. I tried the
[turn on the num lock key]
[hold down the right-side Alt key]
type the key code I'm interested in on the right side numeric keypad,
with the zero first
