Ken Cox

Deleted duplicate thread ken

DOM SEE taking pictures of water drops http://www.google.ca/#hl=en&source=hp&q=taking+pictures+of+water+drops&aq=2&aqi=g3&aql=&oq=TAKING+PICTURES+OF+WATER&gs_rfai=&fp=1&cad=b QUITE A COLLECTION OF HITS ken

pretty fast shutter finger there good job Andrew ken

Umberto GUESS YOU BETTER VISIT MORE K http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11545&hl=DEATH&st=0

some dvd players do not like +r discs try burning them at a real slow speed i have one player that will play 1 +r then the same data on another +r it will not play it ken

UMBERTO thanks the author might get more replies now ken

As this is an English speaking forum, please translate your threads using http://ca.babelfish.yahoo.com/ or similar translating service TIA ken

BILL good stuff -- you should remind viewers that some of your work is for sale ken

steph i deleted your duplicate entry against all theory i take the jpegs from camera and resize to 1354/900 - at 80% compression - resulting size is 250 to 300 kb and let pte do it's thing Lakeland lass has had wonderfull results with I believe 1980/1080 if you have the computer power - i have used jpegs from the camera - no resize - 2.5 to 3.75 mb each - 2560/1920 and let p2e do it's thing experiment

Cindy read your email re key and ... nobeefstu Utility Programs for PTE : Pte Project Reporter v2 , Pzr 360 Transitions , PcReport , KeyCopy , MusiCalc-Music Calculator , PlayView ken

DAVY AVG DAT's 271.1.1/2881 271.1.1/2882 TESTS CLEAR picts look clearer/sharper ken

see http://kb.winzip.com/kb/search/?s=1&q=zip+bmp http://kb.winzip.com/kb/entry/104/ ken

DAVID zipping graphics - bmp, jpgs etc gives you no gain in space try it you will see ken

COLIN great job smooth at my end you got more nerve than most of us i think IMHO maybe only a dozen members are "air types" ken

Davy, nice collection ken

BENNY too bad it is proshow ken

RON, TRY http://www.afterdawn.com/search/search_results.cfm?cx=007976064430744583596%3Aiixdheoudzk&cof=FORID%3A11&q=MutiAVCHD&ie=ISO-8859-1&oe=ISO-8859-1&siteurl=www.afterdawn.com%2Fguides%2F%3Futm_source%3DnewsletterENG%26utm_medium%3Demail%26utm_campaign%3D20100513#1308 AND/OR http://www.afterdawn.com/search/search_results.cfm?q=imgBurn&sa=+Google+Search++&cx=007976064430744583596%3Aiixdheoudzk&cof=FORID%3A11&ie=ISO-8859-1&oe=ISO-8859-1#1101 KEN

Eric, minimize function would be neat but also move slider back and forth to view your changes and right mouse on a pict to see what changes are available from the light table ken

DAVY to an old railroader, the music gave the show a very sad feeling but a great collection feels like a cinder in my eye ken

Maureen word on the street is Bill needs location of lodging and map, also he wants to enroll in your photo school and you did a great job teaching your son ken

I moved it because email delivery is not part of the pte program - it is another issue altogether and Brian 3) Attempts to upload +15.mB Files to 'MediaFire' are also blocked, and unknown to most of its Customers it has a silent counter which limits Monthly-uploads to XX-amount of Megabytes depending on the type of customer-account in service. I have never encountered the problem -- the max limit per upload is 100 mb and i have a standard acct ken

hi in the early days of pte we were all trying to send our exe's to our friends -- some went thru others did not because of isp limitations re email size I posted the following answer that my friend got back from her ISP Tuesday, May 28, 2002 2:57 AM Subject: email encryption am sending one of the better descriptions that was fwd'd to me by me friend while we were sorting out the problem. this what she got from the 3rd largest ISP/cable supplier in Canada. BTW the owner Jim Shaw went to school when i did -- was behind me in high school, but happened to do not bad in life as he is the 39th richest man in Canada. his elder brother just missed the top 50 list. not bad for a pair of farm boys. he runs ShawCor Jim Shaw's son JR Jr., runs the cable business out of Calgary so i hope that the following letter satisfies your curiosity the particular exe + letter was <4.5 mb in my out box but from what they are saying the increase is put on when it leaves the out box and is removed before it hits your inbox so your test did not prove anything. what it did do was cast doubt on my statement in the forum. i am not in the habit of knowingly offering in falsehoods to people that are asking for help -- as i "say share your knowledge" to get the file to my friend i simply took the music out to get the file size down and it went thru. their address is the only one in my address book that gives me a problem due to the strict adherence to rules by the ISP. ken ----- Original Message ----- From: Shaw Internet Victoria Help <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 12:38 PM Subject: RE: Mail System Error - Returned Mail > > > Hello, > > My name is Tim. > > Mail servers are specifically designed to transmit text messages; similar to > electronic 'postcards', or letters. Sending large email attachments congests > data traffic, and delays delivery to ALL accounts on the server. > > Email is encrypted 'before' passing through the outgoing mail server, and > decrypted 'after' passing through the receiving mail server. This > encryption process can increase file size by 30% or more, depending on the > file format. > The 'shaw.ca' mail server can process files up to five (5) megabytes (Total) > in size. However, this includes the size of the outgoing file after > encryption. > > Though larger files occasionally get through, the recommended setting > guarantees safe passage through our mail server. Remember that receiving > mail servers, especially dial-up connection mail servers, may have further > size restrictions to as low as 1 or 2 megabytes; in which case the message > and attachment will be rejected and returned to you. > > Alternatively, most email programs will allow you to 'break' the message > into smaller pieces to send it. Please see the programs help files for > assistance with this. > > FTP (File Transfer Protocol) > > For years the Internet has used FTP 'File Transfer Protocol', to transport > large files across. FTP transfers files of any size, from one Internet > connected computer to another, and is the standard used to move 'Internet > Freight' (Large Files). Just do a search on 'FTP', as there are 'free' and > 'shareware' FTP programs, as well as 'packaged' software that can be > purchased. > > Our first priority is to ensure that shaw.ca mail servers are available > continuously, and we encourage you to consider file transfer options that > directly meet the need. > > Please feel free to contact us, the local phone number for technical support > can be found at http://support.shaw.ca/contacts.htm or visit our Customer > Support Site at http://support.shaw.ca. > > Thank you for choosing Shaw. > > > Tim > E-Mail Support Team > Shaw High-Speed Internet Service > [email protected] > > When sending a reply to us, please remember to include all previous > correspondence. and additionally from one previous letter So i would suggest you check the size limitations of you ISP emails and/or post your exe's to beechbrook http://www.beechbrook.com/pte/index.asp http://www.picturestoexe.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=87 Bill Hines hosts a site to aid members getting their shows on the web for others to share http://beechbrook.com/upload - Upload Presentations or set up an account at http://www.mediafire.com/ or similar site if you visit the forum regularily you will see members posting to both sites ken

Colin both the show and the project are great lot of work and money i took the liberty to add a couple links http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eden_Project http://www.edenproject.com/ ken

COLIN BAD URL AT Mediafire ken

on this page http://www.entity.cc/ICONS/free-emoticons.htm -)Tongue in cheek ken