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you can see part of what might be a "T"...i would of had some fun by changeing it in paint or some other program and posting it but that would be to much work not being a fancy schmacy supporter...
I think you've got it. I can see the left edge of the letter "t" form the word "get" and the "bent" is obvious in the close up. Good job, Bill. I figured it had to be something funny, but couldn't make it out.
One of these days, if I ask very nicely, maybe you will reveal the secret to zooming in on a picture neophyte like myself.
If you just want to zoom in on a photo, IE 7.0 has that option built in. Down in the bottom right hand corner of the browser is a button to zoom in on a web page or photo. It's not the greatest and the pictures might be rather pixilated. But it can be handy. I think you use Firefox and I don't know if that is in there but it probably is.
For actually editing the photos you will need a piece of software. The Paint program that comes with Windows isn't much use.
I use Paint Shop Pro. Photoshop Elements is also good and not too expensive. A free one that they say is really good is GIMP. GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program But I don't know too much about it because I like PSP. Anyway, I just cropped the photo, then expanded it enough to make it clearer, but not so much that it became too pixilated, and then put it on Photobucket.
I suggest you download GIMP and give it a try.
Your digital camera might have come with something that would work too.
Sorry that i am the most computer retarded but where is that first picture and how do i get it? I tried to copy it from here to no avail. If all else fails send it to josephcdornonoff@yahoo.com. Probably not supposed to do that but **c* it. By the way Good Morning!!
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