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A photo album for emailing

Life, Wanda Sloan, Published on 29/05/2013

» Sending photos is probably the most popular activity among separated family members, probably even ahead of actually writing updates about life in Thailand and wherever the others are.

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Shooting is such fun

Life, Wanda Sloan, Published on 10/04/2012

» I have been involved for a while with a few projects where screenshots are required for illustration. This is a standard these days in the technology field, whether for digital books or dead trees.

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Uninstall should mean forever

Life, Wanda Sloan, Published on 12/04/2011

» Time was, when you wrote a software review, you had to describe the installation process. It was a notable, rare pleasure when "installation went as described". More often, a reviewer had to detail how to install a program before getting on with the workings of it.

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Newspapers, virtually speaking

Life, Wanda Sloan, Published on 01/02/2011

» Most readers are familiar with the advert way down at the right-hand corner of many bangkokpost.com web pages for the E-Paper. A click on the link takes you to newspaperdirect.com, where you can peruse a full lookalike of the actual, printed Bangkok Post, just like your dad used to get delivered to the door.

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Tame and change PDF files

Database, Wanda Sloan, Published on 01/12/2010

» If you want to do anything with completed PDF files, you are usually in trouble. They are a handy way to distribute formatted and attractive information to people with various types of computers, but they are not meant to be changed.

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Make a website into a PDF

Database, Wanda Sloan, Published on 01/09/2010

» There are many reasons to make a web page into a PDF - to forward it, to save it, to print it, for example. But normal PDF printers usually make a terrible hash of the task.

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A good two-window explorer

Database, Wanda Sloan, Published on 12/05/2010

» The greatest mass inventor of early Pleistocene-era computing way back in the 1990s was Peter Norton, and his greatest invention was the Norton Commander.