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21 March 2006, 02:30
TC1
Hi-jacking Photos
See if you can copy this one. It's a feature on ImageEvent that's supposed to keep you from doing it. See if you can.

Terry


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Well, other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?
21 March 2006, 02:44
Jim_Dubell
Didn't work....I was able to 'save as' no problem.
21 March 2006, 03:01
Thaine
Me too


Thaine
"Begging hands and bleeding hearts will always cry out for more..." Ayn Rand

"Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are here, we might as well dance" Jeanne C. Stein
21 March 2006, 03:02
TC1
OK, one last try CRYBABY




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Well, other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?
21 March 2006, 03:23
Thaine
Still can copy it.


Thaine
"Begging hands and bleeding hearts will always cry out for more..." Ayn Rand

"Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are here, we might as well dance" Jeanne C. Stein
21 March 2006, 03:41
TC1
Oh well, it's for sale anyway beer

Terry


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Well, other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?
21 March 2006, 04:19
GrandView
quote:
Originally posted by SDH:
Well, at least some of you understand, and I thank you for that. GV & Banzia I especially thank you for trying to help me with labeling. I'll take a stab at it sometime.


No problem, Steve. And I definitely agree with Banzaibird that some thought expended in selecting fonts, colors, and text actually enhances the photo.

I have a personal library of pictures that I've downloaded from the internet. I try to incorporate as much info about the gun and its creator in the photo before I archive it. It would save me a bunch of time if that info already existed! Wink

I would hope that the professionals on this forum will continue to post pictures of their work. If it requires that the users of the forum, and viewers of these pictures become a little more cognizant about attributing information about the craftsmen before freely distributing the images.......I don't think that's too much to ask. Let's treat the issue in this thread as a learning experience.

GV