Computer Technology Related

[juliainkc]

Beloved Talker and Laura,

I just want to Love on you both for being so generous in sharing these things with us. I love learning new things, and computers for me is like using my left hand instead of my right! Thank you Talker and Laura.

Namaste`

Julia

[Mina-Laura]

Dearest friends,


Julia whenever Talker makes his apparition I feel spoiled.

Funny you speak about left hand as these past weeks I used mine more than in my whole life. Very soon I shall be very skilled in being left handed.

 

[Talker]

Dearest friends,

Julia whenever Talker makes his apparition I feel spoiled.

Funny you speak about left hand as these past weeks I used mine more than in my whole life. Very soon I shall be very skilled in being left handed.

 

Ah me, paying attention, to experiences traveling ones life path, one soon learns that 'spoiling' the ladies, has it's rewards.  

Now, another Win XP hint that is handy to know about.

There are times, when a simple 'Picture Save' is totally inadequate.
A picture or item is much to small for intended purposes.

With Win XP, and I believe, other versions of Microsoft operating systems, the Paint program, serves well.

Here is a brief outline, that works very well for me.
Even with those pictures / items, that will not allow a 'Save'.

With what ever is 'showing' on the monitor, that you would like to 'capture',
press 'Ctrl' and then 'Prt Scrn'.
Now go to the 'Paint' program.
Find and Click the 'View' button.
Find and Click the 'Zoom' botton.
Find and Click the Large size' button.
Find and click the 'Edit' button.
Find and click the'Paste' button.

Now at this point, numerous avenues of approach are available.

While still in the Paint program, what I usually wind up doing is:
Select/ Cut/ New/ No Save/ Zoom/ Large/ Paste/ Save.
Goes rapidly after a few tries, having gained a tad of experience.
Enjoy
Be Well