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[minnie]

  Thanks Bill, I can't get the hang of it at all. The picture was the right
way up in the little attachments box and it ends  sideways.
   The recipe for cooking a Canads is: Put the goose in a pot with a
blue brick and when the brick is tender the goose is done.

[ramset]

Tinsel of course they are not geese ..those are the numbered Cows without the numbers [New PETA regulation chapter two paragraph 3
of the Wee Cow hearders handbook,""effective immediately all Numbers Shall be removed from Pigmy Oreo Bovine""
PETA has found them to be a choking hazard at Sushi bars in Certain sanctuary cities in the US.
Sans the new Bar code system [undercloven hoof]

respectfully
C

[ramset]

Lets see If I can do better pics than John
My daughter and My two Grand Daughters.

this one makes me smile and reminds me why I do what I do here....
sorry I'm no better than John at sizing...[all thumbs on this Putor


#####Tinsel fixed the pic below
Thanks

[gotoluc]

Lets see If I can do better pics than John
My daughter and My two Grand Daughters.

this one makes me smile and reminds me why I do what I do here....
sorry I'm no better than John at sizing...[all thumbs on this Putor

Very nice Chet,

I've also got to spend a week with my daughter and my new 9 month old grand daughter when they came for a visit from Calgary to Ottawa.

Thanks for sharing

Luc

[TinselKoala]

Babies are cute all right... especially when they are larger than lifesize!



For a good image display on this forum the image should be no more than 1024 pixels wide. 800 pixels wide is plenty in most cases.

1. Download and install a proper image editing program, like gimp or mtpaint.
http://mtpaint.sourceforge.net/
http://www.gimp.org/downloads/

2. Open your image in your image editor.

3. In gimp, select "Scale Image" from the Image menu. In mtPaint, select "Scale Canvas" from the Image menu.

4. Change the horizontal pixel width that is indicated, down to some more appropriate value like 1024 or 800 pixels wide (horizontal). You may have to click the chain icon or the "fix aspect ratio" button once or twice to get the vertical dimension to automatically change to the correct value for your entered vertical value.

5. Now from the File menu select Save As... and name your smaller image something appropriate like MyImageSmall.jpg. Or if you don't want to keep your fullsized original, just select "Save".

And that is it. I don't know why people are finding this to be so difficult. It takes far longer to describe the process than it actually does to do it. It takes about ten mouseclicks, and a few keystrokes to enter the new size numbers and filename.