> The gyro pictures
>
> Can you send those as attachments please the pictures that is
>
> Thanks
>
> Regards David
>
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>
> They are attachments David. I don't follow you on this.
> Save them and open them with something other than your email
> program or a Windows viewer. Try MS Paint.
>
> The thing about windows compared to Linux  as far as graphics
> is concerned every Linux comes with some very powerful graphic
> manipulation programs such as xpaint, gimp and xv for free.
>
> --
> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
>
> ---------
>
> Um they turn up as a single Graphic in Lotus notes
> and are embedded rather than attached.
>
> It seems to vary wildly  when emails from the newsletter turn up as to
> whether they were
> simply dragged into the email or the "paper clip" or similar type
> symbol
> was used to
> attach them. One type is actually embedding them, the other way
> attaches
> them.BTW
> I'm using Linux with Lotus notes and Lotus notes on Windows as well
> both
> behave
> exactly the same way, sorry to disappoint you about OS's. In this
> it not
> relevant.
>
> Also is a single graphic rather than 4 separate ones looking at the
> base
> email it shows
> only one graphics not 4 separate ones. It is actually the Higher
> Resolution I'm after so
> I can zoom in more.
>
> Regards David
>
>
> OK I don't use Lotus notes so I don't have a clue. I always
> attach the jpgs the same way using Thunderbird. Sometimes I process
> them with gimp and sometimes I don't. Perhaps that is the key to
> what is going on. I do the scanning with a Windows computer, HP
> scanner and  transfer them with a USB 4 gig memory stick. I notice
> that Windows cannot read the memory stick if the file is generated
> on Linux but Linux can always read the file if generated on Windows.
> I am begging to wonder if Microsoft has corrupted the jpg & file
> standards some how like they did to HTML and JAVA. A lot of computer
> problems would go away if Microsoft self destructed immediately
> rather than later :)
>
> Are any of you OSX (Apple Mac Gui on Linux base) having problems?
> Are any of you Windows users having problems like this?
> I also notice when using m-tools to transfer files that seems
> to be more consistent most of the time but there is something
> subtle going on there. If you use the same floppy disk over and
> over again eventually it fails after a month or two.
>
> Without the source code for Windows these bugs will never be fixed.
> I would give up using computers if I had to use the new MS Vista.
> I feel real sorry for anybody buying a new computer in the next
> ten years that is forced to use MS Vista. It will be highly
> bug infested. Computer makers are in for a hard time for
> the foreseeable future. Customers won't know if it is
> the hardware or the software and the computer maker will
> not have the Vista source code to figure it out.
>
> Sorry about the four by pictures but you can load them into
> gimp and separate them by cropping them off one by one.
> I have a zillion old pictures that I took at air shows before
> I got a digital camera. It takes way too long to scan them one
> at a time. Not worth it for me.
>
> BTW David do you have Blackberry cell phones in Aus? If so does
> it sync with Linux Lotus Notes?
>
> I scan all these old pictures at the same rez or 200 pixels
> per inch. If they are wider than 1900 pixels I scale them
> down using gimp to 1900 wide max.
>
> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.


Apple, no problems at all,  ever.   Jerry


Thanks Jerry.
I would not really expect it to be so since Apple is running
Linux underneath OS-X.