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[Mimi]

I can do it! :whoopie:

 

[susieq]

What a nice picture! So special & serene.

Sue

 

[swift]

Great picture Mimi!!!

 

[easyrider]

Bear

 

[geoand]

Marilyn,

Thank you so much for liking the photo enough to want a copy of it. That is a huge compliment. However, we do not grant any rights to our photos to anyone and we do not sell any of our photos. Hope you understand.

 

[geoand]

 

[geoand]

Manhattan

 

[Mimi]

Some pics from Kauai:

 

[Mimi]

 

[geoand]

Canmore, Canada

Correction: Taken in mountains north of Whistler BC

 

[jules40]

view from Diamond Head

 

[jules40]

 

[easyrider]

Silverwood Boulder Beach -- little kid area

 

[susieq]

Pictures of the North Rim of Grand Canyon ~ taken July 14, 2008

You can see a little of the Colorado River in this one ............

 

[swift]

The Tahoe Queen

 

[Zac495]

Monkeys in Gibraltar

 

[Zac495]

Camel in Morocco

 

[T_R_Oglodyte]

Deception Pass

 

[Elli]

I have a question on digital photos - my sister and I took a Med. Cruise and we both had digital cameras. Is there a program available, that would allow me to take some of her pictures and some of mine and put those together on 1 CD?

 

[T_R_Oglodyte]

The Fremont Bridge Troll

Vladimir, in his Finest Christmas Garb

 

[T_R_Oglodyte]

I have a question on digital photos - my sister and I took a Med. Cruise and we both had digital cameras. Is there a program available, that would allow me to take some of her pictures and some of mine and put those together on 1 CD?

Load the pictures from both cameras into a folder on a computer than has CD writer drive. Put a blank CD into the drive. Using Windows Explorer, drag the folder with the photos onto the CD drive (just as if you were copying files on a hard drive), then right click on the CD drive icon. Select "Write these files to CD", and let the computer do the rest.

 

[Elli]

Load the pictures from both cameras into a folder on a computer than has CD writer drive. Put a blank CD into the drive. Using Windows Explorer, drag the folder with the photos onto the CD drive (just as if you were copying files on a hard drive), then right click on the CD drive icon. Select "Write these files to CD", and let the computer do the rest.

Thanks, Steve, I'll try it out. I just want to use some of my sister's pictures and put them in the right spot in between my pictures. We'll see how it works.
Elli

 

[dmharris]

Hi Steve,

Where is this awesome troll? I have to see this with my own eyes!

He kinda looks like your avatar!

 

[T_R_Oglodyte]

Hi Steve,

Where is this awesome troll? I have to see this with my own eyes!

He kinda looks like your avatar!

The Fremont Troll. I suppose there is a bit of resemblance, though my tastes run more to Peugeots than Beetles.

 

[T_R_Oglodyte]

Fremont missile

Nothing beats a local neighborhood taking responsibility for it's own defense. Can't be too careful, you know. especially when there's a most purposeful Vladimir Ilyich Lenin striding directly towards you less than four blocks distant.