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A previous resident of Del Rio Texas now living in the San Antonio. Web designer, SEO, and Graphic Artist. Live uStream Cam How to Use Google Voice with an Existing NumberOct 26th, 2009 11:54:46 pm - SubscribeMood: good Music: Reggie and the Full Effect - Thanks For Misery (320Kbps) This video explains How to Use Google Voice with an Existing Number. The process is farely simple and requires very little modification on the user end. My recommendation is to watch the video, and go to your Google Voice account settings to get started. Tip's, tricks, hint's are welcomed. Feel free to post them! Tweet this entry | 0 Comments | Post a comment How to Organize Digital Photos Like The ProfessionalsOct 26th, 2009 11:47:27 pm - SubscribeMood: good Music: Reggie and the Full Effect - Playing Dead (320Kbps) So we all have hundreds if not thousands of digital photo's on our internal and external hard drives, but the questions is how do we organize them like the pro's do? Here is how I plan on doing it. How to Organize Digital Photos Like The Professionals Right now I have an I:\ drive where I store all of my photo's along with other needful items that I do not plan on listing here. Well one of my directories is: Pictures Inside of my pictures directories I have: Photo's is what we are looking at in this entry. Well I figured that the easiest way to organize your pictures is by creating a directory. (which I have) that describes the images stored with in it. eg: Halloween 2008 Inside of my Halloween 2008 folder I have pictures of Milani trick-or-treating (my daughter). Well rather than labeling the directory, 'Halloween 2008'...I plan on listing it as: 2008-10-31 - Halloween Windows will recognize the year 2008 first, the month, and final the day and place them in sequential order. Once you have placed all your pictures in directories, and properly labeled them by year, month, day. It is now time to use your favorite photo management software. Many of the pro's use expression, but personally I enjoy using Adobe Light Room for meta labeling, and Google Picasa for facial remembrance. Either path you choose to take, Adobe Light Room, Google Picasa, or another 3rd party program always label the directories of the images that you purge from your camera on to your PC. Here is a list of my primary directories in my Picture folder. Your are more than welcomed to use this as an outline for your digital photo organization.
Eventually I plan on revamping / optimizing my primary directories by year, but for now this suites me well. Should you have any recommendations or suggestions I welcome you to comment below. Thanks External Links A photography software program developed by Adobe Systems for Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows, designed to assist professional photographers in managing thousands of digital images and doing post production work. Picasa is a software download from Google that helps you organize, edit, and share your photos. It's free, and easy to use. Tweet this entry | 0 Comments | Post a comment How to Make Windows 7 Upgrade a Full InstallOct 25th, 2009 9:57:04 am - SubscribeMood: good Music: No Music Explain on how to create a complete walkthrough on how to make Windows 7 Upgrade a full install. Paul Thurott and a friend over at the SuperSite Blog have worked out how to perform a clean Windows 7 install using the upgrade disc. Come again? That's right: save $80 and buy the Windows 7 Upgrade disc, because you can use it to perform a clean, full-featured installation. How to Make Windows 7 Upgrade a Full Install
Your computer will now reboot and run the Activate Windows utility. Type in your product key aaaaaaand, as the SuperSite Blog says. Tweet this entry | 0 Comments | Post a comment Resize from Geocities by Peter BoneOct 25th, 2009 8:29:25 am - SubscribeMood: good Music: No Music Resize software by Peter Bone. I use to use this software back in the day. Excellent image software for batch resizing. I am posting this as an entry becouse Geocities is going down permanently on October 25, 2009. So to pay tribute I am posting this for everyone else to enjoy. Resize allows you to resize images. Reduction is done by pixel averaging, which gives much better quality than sub-sampling. The program allows you to resize a batch of images and also convert to JPEG. This is useful for creating thumbnails for web pages or resizing the frames for animated gifs. ![]() The resizing algorithm produces high quality images because it uses all available information from the source image. Most other image resizing software only use a small amount of information from the source image. Download Resizer http://rapidshare.com/files/297718723/Resize_Version_Multi_Lang_2.7_Final.zip Tweet this entry | 0 Comments | Post a comment Windows 7 64-BIT Driver for M-AUDIO Fast Track UltraOct 11th, 2009 8:43:23 pm - SubscribeMood: good Music: No Music Since I figured many of you were having this same problem I did with your equipment, I decieded to post this How to Install Drivers for M-AUDIO Fast Track Ultra Windows 7 64-BIT. Can you believe it? I finally got my M-AUDIO Fast Track Ultra USB to work on Windows 7 64 BIT. Here is what I did: Windows 7 64-BIT Driver Installation for M-AUDIO Fast Track Ultra
Pretty cool huh? No need to wait for M-AUDIO to release the fix for there installation wizard! Tweet this entry | 3 Comments | Post a comment ![]() Content Copyrighted david at Aeonity Blog LS Blogs | Aeonity Blog Directory Powered by Aeonity | Hosted by Emocium Love by Milani Polanco |
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