A while back I was in the process of buying a 12-24 off an ex member here. I had agreed to his asking price after he lowered it voluntarily. I was on the point of sending him a cheque when another member pointed out that he had been posting on other forums to the effect that he thought he was being ripped off. This set alarm bells ringing and I PMed him asking for a serial number. I got no repluy so I PMed him twice more and still got no response.

I wonder If I had a lucky escape.

Bob - you mention different file names - do you mean something that will actually look at the picture and find similar ones? I've got an idea there is something that does but you might need one of these to run it. A couple of suggestions though. When I produce multiple versions of a picture I name them with a suffix eg IMGP1234, IMGP1234a. If you do this, then arranging icons by name will find them. If you show the pictures as thumbnails and arrange by file size this will also highlight some duplications. Neither method is perfect though.

Google the name Jaco. The results are very varied.

Unfortunately the amount of wildlife programs is going to have to be reduced due to the loss of wildlife. Scientists believe it is due to some bloke watching them on a plasma tv.

That definitely looks interesting. I'd be cagey about downloading intrusive software, but that's got to be worth a try.

Thanks.

I'd be interested in knowing a bit more about it Andy. Do you have to download software from somewhere or is it a key press sequence thing?

I have heard mixed reports of the Simply Electronics customer experience. Worth a Google.

Is that the new WR by any chance?

If however you rely on the forum software to re-size your pictures, the IQ may suffer. Most commonly you would get aliasing (near vertical or horizontal lines develop a staircase appearance). It is better to use your own software to reduce your pictures to 800 pixels or less wide.

OTOH, most use a lot more power.