Recent content by stuart007

While I don't totally disagree with you, unfortunately your word processor and spreadsheet will not remind you when your warranty is about to expire. It's a great reminder feature for the 99% of us that procrastinate about taking in a broken item and end up missing the end of the warranty...

Found a great site to keep track of all the warranties that come with all my aquarium supplies I purchase. Just thought I'd share. https://www.warrantyelephant.com/

Wondering if you could send me that info as well. I'll be there in March. Thanks

Corals at risk

I would check the ink cartridges first. It depends on how red 'too red' is, but it will not likely have much to do with your monitor. Unless your monitor setting and/or graphics display driver are "way off", it won't matter. And most likely if the display was that far off, you'd notice it...

106 New Species

Not quite finished, but getting there.

Travis writes: Are you saying I need it? Most definitely not!!! :-)

Travis, Thought you might find this site interesting, if you don't already know about it. Special software for editing images. Image Editing Software

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Keep in mind that it is a factory reconditioned camera, not a new one. And who knows how well they reconditioned it. Overstock.com Scams Consumers Don't buy any re-condition item from overstock

Well, that is not exactly true. While most GIF implementation only support 256 colors there are some that can do more than that. So, really it is the implementation of the program that saves as a GIF which must reduce it to 256 colors, and hence the loss of information. It is not the GIF format...

btw, i noticed your picture of the rectangles was a GIF. That is a good choice for pictures like that, and will compress way better than jpegs. It is also lossless. jpg's are great for real life photos while GIFS are good for computer art or diagrams, where there a lots of areas of the same color.

Ahh, you're probably correct. Sorry. I got confused because he said that he could manually resize the picture but that didn't change the file size either. Not sure....

That's quite odd. Even with the lowest compression of jpg, you should still get better results than a bmp. If you want, you can send me the pic and I can save it as a much smaller jpg. seddsoftware@hotmail.com