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Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax announcement at 17/12/2008 - 17:52
Welcome
Comment by Hyram posted on Joined last week / New K20D Yesterday! at 17/12/2008 - 17:48
That is a lot of research
Welcome and congratulations on making the right choice
Welcome and congratulations on making the right choice
Comment by Hyram posted on Seasons Greetings to All at 17/12/2008 - 17:48
Gwyn wrote:
You have to import them into the organiser on PSE 7, or alternatively open them as new files within the editor. I suggest you look for the book called Photoshop Elements 7 the Missing Manual, and/or the
Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 Book for Digital Photographers (Voices That Matter) by Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski, both good guides. I have them for PSE 6 and the complement each other quite well, but either one will get you started. A lot will depend on whether you like Scott Kelby's style or not. Amazon has them both plus a load of others.
Also have a look at photoshopelementsuser.com.
I agree.You have to import them into the organiser on PSE 7, or alternatively open them as new files within the editor. I suggest you look for the book called Photoshop Elements 7 the Missing Manual, and/or the
Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 Book for Digital Photographers (Voices That Matter) by Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski, both good guides. I have them for PSE 6 and the complement each other quite well, but either one will get you started. A lot will depend on whether you like Scott Kelby's style or not. Amazon has them both plus a load of others.
Also have a look at photoshopelementsuser.com.
'The Missing Manual' is by Barbara Brundage and as the cover says "The book that should have been in the box".
PSE5 came with quite a good manual but PSE7 has nothing.
Having said that, I think that PSE7 is more user friendly than PSE5.
Slightly off topic, people used to say years ago that you could not go wrong buying a Sony (no matter what it was).
But that was back in the days when Sony was a market innovator.
Now they have 'lost the plot' in most areas.
But that was back in the days when Sony was a market innovator.
Now they have 'lost the plot' in most areas.
Comment by Hyram posted on Samsung and Pentax Difference at 17/12/2008 - 14:10
Dr. Mhuni wrote:
I had been wondering about another regular poster who seems to have gone AWOL. Promhandicam was the only other forum member below the Sahara (that I am aware of, at least). His last login was in June.
Promhandicam was a very regular contributor.I had been wondering about another regular poster who seems to have gone AWOL. Promhandicam was the only other forum member below the Sahara (that I am aware of, at least). His last login was in June.
Perhaps he is now in a particularly remote part of Africa.
My brother in law, who is based in Addis, but travels to Sudan etc. only manages very sporadic e-mails to us.
Comment by Hyram posted on Missing persons report. at 17/12/2008 - 14:02
Mannesty wrote:
Come to think of it, Tim (Ammonyte) hasn't been around for a while either.
Tim (Ammonyte) posted earlier in the year saying that he had suffered quite a few problems in the previous months but that he would be back with us posting again but nothing more has been heard.Come to think of it, Tim (Ammonyte) hasn't been around for a while either.
Comment by Hyram posted on Missing persons report. at 17/12/2008 - 14:00
A Forum member's dad has very kindly sorted out my machine by wiping everything including the OS and then reloading XP again.
I now just have to reload all my software
I am planning to use Firefox 3 and Thunderbird 2 from now on and buy some new security software.
My other early New Year's resolution is to keep sensitive information only on a laptop that never leaves the house and has never been connected to the internet.
So if someone does manage to hack into my main computer, they will only find some photographs etc.
Many thanks to randall85 and his dad.
I now just have to reload all my software
I am planning to use Firefox 3 and Thunderbird 2 from now on and buy some new security software.
My other early New Year's resolution is to keep sensitive information only on a laptop that never leaves the house and has never been connected to the internet.
So if someone does manage to hack into my main computer, they will only find some photographs etc.
Many thanks to randall85 and his dad.
Comment by Hyram posted on PC Security at 17/12/2008 - 08:54
vic cross wrote:
I've been thinking for sometime now that you all should suffer the sight of my ugly mug when I (post). However I haven't a clue how to put my photo. in the little box on the left. I would like DETAILED instructions from anyone wiser than me PLEASE. CHEERS Vic
You mean that you are not a grey blob I've been thinking for sometime now that you all should suffer the sight of my ugly mug when I (post). However I haven't a clue how to put my photo. in the little box on the left. I would like DETAILED instructions from anyone wiser than me PLEASE. CHEERS Vic
Comment by Hyram posted on My Ugly Mug at 16/12/2008 - 14:14
Thank you everyone for the responses.
Quite a lot to think about.
The computer is away at the moment having its hard drive wiped clean and XP reloaded.
Here is an item from the BBC website today - pretty alarming :-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7784908.stm
Quite a lot to think about.
The computer is away at the moment having its hard drive wiped clean and XP reloaded.
Here is an item from the BBC website today - pretty alarming :-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7784908.stm
Comment by Hyram posted on PC Security at 16/12/2008 - 14:11
Back home I have a sales brochure for the Pentax 110 system...................