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Rayne

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  1. I got some pictures of Marc and I ... but they are on my other computer. Grrr.
  2. My Toshiba has a widescreen monitor. Not 21 inches ... but a big monitor for a laptop. This one is tiny compared to it.
  3. LOL. My Mac is only 13.5. :grin
  4. Still kinda big, but at least it worked!
  5. I shall try that ... but yeah, no wonder I couldn't find it. It wasn't as easy as Image>resize. I did get one to upload to myspace ... but it's still having issues to Photobucket and here. I resized it to 604x800.
  6. I can't figure it out!!!!! *pouts*
  7. I'll look it up when I have more time.
  8. HOW???? I've looked everywhere in iPhoto!!
  9. I have no software on the Mac to do that is what I'm saying. The Toshiba has a few programs. All my photo editting software is Windows based.
  10. *smacks Phee with a pillow*
  11. LOL, they open no problem on here. But they won't upload to anything.
  12. I wish I could, but I need my Toshiba laptop back from Froyn to switch the file type for the board ...and myspace ... and photobucket ... lol. So when I do that, I'll post them. They turned out good!
  13. File type invalid ... and my Mac isn't equipped to change it ...
  14. We got wedding photos!!!! :grin Thank you Marc!!!!!
  15. That's usually how pretty much any medication works. Take anti-anxiety meds for an example. I know a person ((LOL, and no, it's not me). , who several times has taken herself off her meds without doctor's okay and help. She's fine for a few months ... maybe even 6. Then all the sudden, her anxiety hits hard and she litarally freaks out. Gets violent and tries to hurt herself and others. But she thinks she's fine and doing better, because she feels much better off the medication. I've seen it lots of times. With different people. Work closely with your doctor. Demand a different treatment if you feel the one your currently on isn't working. Maybe your dosed to low or to high or maybe the medication itself just isn't the right one. One of my kids has problems she needs medication for. She's seven, first started meds when she was 5 1/2 - 6 ... she's been on six different meds already, countless different doses and we still haven't found the one that's completely right for her.
  16. ... he likes being Mommy's accomplice.
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