NT: Wedding Ball pictures!

[Catherine]

I've attached a couple of the formal portraits from the wedding ball on November 6th. Hope folks like them!

Catherine

[Margaret CPA in OH]

Thanks for sharing the beautiful family photos! Maybe someday I'll actually figure out how to do that, too.

[rfassett]

What's not to like? Very, very nice! Thanks for sharing.

[Gail in Virginia]

Very beautiful pictures! Thanks for sharing!

[Lion EA]

Those are stunning!

[mcb39]

Very Nice and How Unique! I am with Margaret....maybe someday I will take the time to figure out how to do that too.

[Catherine]

Very Nice and How Unique! I am with Margaret....maybe someday I will take the time to figure out how to do that too.

Thanks to everyone for all the nice words, but.... how to do what?

[mcb39]

Thanks to everyone for all the nice words, but.... how to do what?

Put pictures on this board. My awesome (so far) 2003 computer doesn't even have an SD slot and I think that is a requirement. My son did my license plate via my laptop.

[Catherine]

Put pictures on this board. My awesome (so far) 2003 computer doesn't even have an SD slot and I think that is a requirement. My son did my license plate via my laptop.

You do need to have the pictures on the computer -- but if you have USB, you can put pictures from the camera on the computer. If you use film (I still do sometime), you can get a CD with all the pictures.

Once the files are on the computer, when posting go to the "Attachments" under the place where you type. Click on "Choose File" and choose the picture's file name, then click "Attach This File" -- wait until it tells you it's done. Finish the post. Done. This procedure works for ANY file you want to attach - spreadsheet, document, picture, pdf.

The one limit is how big the picture file is. Some cameras make really BIG files. You can usually make them much smaller just by reducing the number of colors through whatever picture-editing software you have available.

Catherine

[mcb39]

You do need to have the pictures on the computer -- but if you have USB, you can put pictures from the camera on the computer. If you use film (I still do sometime), you can get a CD with all the pictures.

Once the files are on the computer, when posting go to the "Attachments" under the place where you type. Click on "Choose File" and choose the picture's file name, then click "Attach This File" -- wait until it tells you it's done. Finish the post. Done. This procedure works for ANY file you want to attach - spreadsheet, document, picture, pdf.

The one limit is how big the picture file is. Some cameras make really BIG files. You can usually make them much smaller just by reducing the number of colors through whatever picture-editing software you have available.

Catherine

Wow! Thanks for the lesson. Never too old to learn something new. My Mom was still saying that at age 90.

[Margaret CPA in OH]

Catherine, once again you have come through with assistance. Thanks so much. I printed the instructions and will try it out over the holidays.

I guess I'm not too old to learn after all. Yesterday was a bit of a bummer though - I signed up for Medicare, so guess I am officially old now. A leading edge boomer born in 1946 -

[Catherine]

Catherine, once again you have come through with assistance. Thanks so much. I printed the instructions and will try it out over the holidays.

I guess I'm not too old to learn after all. Yesterday was a bit of a bummer though - I signed up for Medicare, so guess I am officially old now. A leading edge boomer born in 1946 -

The day I don't learn something new is the day to bury me, LOL.

Margaret, you are NOT officially old. You've just crossed an artificial threshold. There was (still IS, for all I know) a wonderful gentlemen on a tax forum I used to frequent (but pretty much don't anymore) who was still going strong and working at 102, bless him. He'd think of you as a young whippersnapper.

Catherine

[Margaret CPA in OH]

Now THAT made my day! I shall go forth and snap whips with vigor!

[Lion EA]

I was born 1947. But, my grandmother lived to 103; so I am still in middle age!

[mcb39]

I was born 1947. But, my grandmother lived to 103; so I am still in middle age!

Let's all hope that is true. My dad was 92 and his mind was sharper than mine. My Grandma was 96 and Grandpa was 93. Good genes are good if they don't contain dementia.