In a message dated 3/27/2004 1:12:34 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
600x400 pixels seems good for 35mm (did you mean 35mm or is there
really a 15mm format?).
--
Cheers,
Bob
Oops. 35mm.
Thx!
Marnie aka Doe
Jostein wrote:
At a web-based chessclub a friend once greeted me at the board with: hi,
mate...
Cotty replied:
Shouldn't that be check-mate??
Sure. But how is that as a greeting before the game starts? :-)))
Jostein
Must read for Tanya, before her mega-shoot ;-)
I think I found a solution for myself, for weddings in dark churches with
high ceilings!
http://www.juergenspecht.com/truestories/flashhelmet/?page=2
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
Saturday, March 27, 2004, 10:12:40 AM, mapson wrote:
Must read for Tanya, before her mega-shoot ;-)
I think I found a solution for myself, for weddings in dark churches with
high ceilings!
http://www.juergenspecht.com/truestories/flashhelmet/?page=2
trouble is, it makes everyone
From: William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: Lasse Karlsson
Subject: Re: taking a break for a while...
Yes. He was showing contempt to the whole PDML in the most blatant
breach of the most basic PDML rule there is: Don't use the list for
your own political
the safest choice is one of the Sigma converters.
Herb
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 11:45 PM
Subject: Re: tele extenders
I am considering a tele-extender for my Sigma 7-300 Zoom. At 70 mm, the
back element is
This could have saved our own Tom V seven assistants. LOL
Neat idea.
Dave
Must read for Tanya, before her mega-shoot ;-)
I think I found a solution for myself, for weddings in dark churches with
high ceilings!
*fairygirl comes out of hibernation*
Seeing my name was mentioned here, I just have to comment...
That is funny...BUT did any of you view the rest of his site?? IT IS
HILARIOUS!! English is obviously not his native tongue, but jeez, he has a
way with words. What a cool guy! AND there are
Oops, just realised that he isn't actually Japanese - doesn't say what
nationality he is though. BUT, he lives in Japan...
Still regardless of where he lives or what nationality he is, he has one
very funny take on life!
tan.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
Freakin' heck, Robert, where did you find this guy?!?! I could spend all
day on this bloody site...
Check THIS out!! Very clever and freakin' hilarious...
http://www.juergenspecht.com/?id=70
Did I mention how fascinated I am by this guy?!?! Or how funny he is?!!?
tan.
-Original
Excellent stuff! Check out true story 3!
http://www.juergenspecht.com/truestories/newyearscards2003/
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Freakin' heck, Robert, where did you find this guy?!?! I could spend all
day on this bloody site...
Check THIS out!! Very clever and freakin' hilarious...
Indeed!!
Bill, how many realize that if it weren't for us Canadians (ignore the fact
that we weren't actually Canadians back then), the Whitehouse wouldn't be
white?
We (okay, the Brits) set it ablaze during the War of 1812, and in their
quick-fix to get it up and running again, the Americans
It just wouldn't sound so impressive were it the Bluehouse. Or the
Beigehouse. Or the Fuschahouse.
you're welcome,
frank
Khaki House? - might be useful now ;-)
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry guys I know I am supposed to be having a break from PDML, but
something strange just happened...
I just replied to Robert's Perfect Lighting Tutorial thread, and a few
minutes later received this email:
Out of Office Reply: Perfect Lighting Tutorial
I am on leave from 29th March to the
At 10:51 PM 27/03/2004, you wrote:
Freakin' heck, Robert, where did you find this guy?!?! I could spend all
day on this bloody site...
A friend sent me the link - I thought it was photo-related + somewhat
amusing, hence I shared it.
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Any explanations?
TIA,
tan.
I got I'm not here, please leave a message mail from Max, too.
(*)o(*)
Robert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's just an automatic response that some people, or offices start just to explain why
you may not get a proper, personal reply.
Sometimes it's not well configured, as when it will go to participants on a mailing
list too, which occasionally happens.
Nothing to worry about. It's purpose is
LOL! Hope the New Zealander's on the list check that one out! (no offence
guys!)
Omigosh, this will be a lng night, there are almost 100 galleries on
his site! BUT thoroughly entertaining!
tan.
-Original Message-
From: David Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 27
Omigod! Frank's posting an actual, honest-to-goodness On Topic Pentax
Question!! I'm so used to putting OT in front of my posts, it seems almost
automatic to do so.
Okay, now that you've all gotten back in the chairs that you just fell out
of, here goes.
You may recall that I recently got a
Mapson wrote and WW added:
4. Seeing the battle will concentrate along the Americano-Canadian border,
we are safe here ;-)
We burned their White House to the ground once, and by gumm, if we
have to, we'll do it again.
HAR
WW
Didn't we cross the border and burn down York as repayment.
Yep, Lasse, thanks for your reply, but I alreayd know that bit - I have seen
them many a time, BUT why has it only occurred this one time? I sent 4
separate emails to PDML in the past hour and only got the one autoreply.
And what about you guys, if you send an email to PDML, do yo get the same
Lovely, Alan!
I really like #'s 1,2,3,4,7 and 8. I would have said I don't like 4 and 5
quite so much, but I didn't want to sound negative. g
It's dark and grey here today (despite the fact the weather channel said
today was supposed to be sunny and beautiful - damn those weather people),
Great. Thanks!
I have actually been thinking about a similar construction - either using a helmet, or
some sort of brackets on my shoulders. I think a helmet version, although I was
thinking it'd get too flimsy, might be theright way to go.
Of course, it would of course mean that you'll have to
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yep, Lasse, thanks for your reply, but I alreayd know that bit - I have seen
them many a time, BUT why has it only occurred this one time? I sent 4
separate emails to PDML in the past hour and only got the one autoreply.
And what about you
Hi, Chris,
I like the clock shot. Nice and sharp, nice bright colours. Interesting
clock. A nice shot of a local point of interest.
I'm not so sure about Lunch Time Tarrying. There's a certain sneakiness
about it I'm not sure I like. I mean, I know, if you sunbathe in a public
park
Hi Tan
Most autoreplies are configured to send one reply to a given email address
upon receiving the first mail from them - all subsequent mails from that
address will be ignored by the autoreply as it assumed that the person will
understand why there is no response from their intended
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry guys I know I am supposed to be having a break from PDML
No, you're not.
:-)
Lasse
Yes, you did. You didn't do a very good job, though: as you mention,
Toronto's still here. g
Wasn't that long ago that Toronto (then York) was a bunch of wooden huts
covered in dirt and dust. In fact it was called Muddy York.
Until very recently, Toronto was called, derisively, Hogtown
Quite impressive!!
Mygod, you can see the little hairs on the bee's back, and little hairs on
the petals of the flower! That's amazing!
When the pic was first loading, from the top down, I thought the background
was too dark. However, once the bee appeared, I realized that the darkish
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 12:13 AM
Subject: Re: OT? Advice wanted for setting up a web site
Maybe this question has been answered already in this thread. But I
am trying
to figure out how large to make my pics
I really like the mood of this one.
The house is just the right size for the frame and what's going on here. I
mean, one could either pull way back, and it might work. Or get in real
close, and that might work, too. But this way, you get enough detail of the
house, yet you get it in it's
Mr Robb wrote:
So, the problem doesn't seem to be with the act of making a political
statement, but with your disagreement with Mr Brendemuehl's politics
Mr Karlsson responded:
Where did I ever say that I disagreed with his political opinions?
Quote from Mr Karlsson regarding Mr
Hi Frank,
TTL can be used on Automatic and sync automatically if the flash is
on. The 3700 is quite the powerful little unit and has quite a few
accessories
that go with it like the flip-up diffuser which is nice for close-ups.
Don't know about question number two.
Steve Larson
Redondo Beach,
Did any of you see the South Park Movie, featuring the US-Canadian
war?
BTW, I once saw a bumper sticker that said Montana: First Line of
Defense Against Canada.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
[EMAIL
Just to confirm what Lasse said ('cause you know, after the whole flame war
thing - which seems to still be smouldering a bit - his credibity may be a
bit suspect vbg):
Yes, Max is a member here. Has been for a while. Hasn't posted much
lately, but has contributed from time to time. So, no
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OT: Suggestions (humor)
Didn't we cross the border and burn down York as repayment.
That worked out really well didn't it.
What did you call the replacement? Toronto?
We keep hoping you'll burn it down again, but you haven't
I got one of those. I told Norton that it was spam.
William Robb
- Original Message -
From: Tanya Mayer Photography
Subject: something weird...
Sorry guys I know I am supposed to be having a break from PDML,
but
something strange just happened...
I just replied to Robert's
Umm, sure Lasse.
Whatever.
It wasn't the post that was the joke, but the last sentence.
Or is any post you put a smiley into a joke?
Nice that you can find a way to justify your antisocial behaviour.
sociopath
One who is affected with a personality disorder marked by antisocial
behavior.
Thanks, Steve,
Yup, got the flip up diffuser with it. Vic told me it gave the flash
coverage up to 28mm. Plus, he threw in the coiled wire and adapter, so I
can use the flash off-camera, but still retain ttl capability (the other end
of the coil attached to the hot-shoe) - that's pretty
- Original Message -
From: Rob Studdert
Subject: RE: Wideangle lens choice
On 26 Mar 2004 at 15:39, Ramesh Kumar wrote:
Thank you, Pentax 15mm goes off my list and reduces
confusion.
It works for me, I'll send you a full res jpg shot straight from
the camera if
you wish. Do
- Original Message -
From: frank theriault
Subject: LX ttl flash metering questions
am
I to assume that I can leave the shutter speed dial at Auto and not
worry
about changing the speed to x every time I put the flash on? If
so,
cool!
Yes. It's also a good way to know when the
I am posting this purely for the purpose of receiving critique. I am hoping for
lots of suggestions.
I know some others have posted similar PAWs recently but this old house (or
could be a fishing camp) has caught my eye many times while traveling coastal
Louisiana and I finally took my camera
Perhaps it would be best if we let him have the last word on this.
He seems to feel the need to have it.
The point has been made.
He has proven himself to be an immature twit, and two faced prick.
I told Norton that his last post was spam. Hopefully, I won't have to
read any more of his tripe,
Jostein wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Jostein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm blonde, though. Two out of three can't be bad? :-)
Or would that be blond in my case?
Depends whether you want to be American or English 8-)
Please forgive my posting two PAWs at one time. I did take the first PAW about
a week before the second.
As with the first, I am hoping for lots of suggestions.
http://thornsberry.smugmug.com/gallery/64097/1/3095033/Medium
Before posting the picture, I rotated it slightly and applied a light
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Thornsberry
Subject: My first PAW
http://thornsberry.smugmug.com/gallery/64097/1/3095034/Medium
Nice shot, I would like a little more sky though. The house is a bit
crowded at the top of the frame.
Concerning the rotating, I have been having
- Original Message -
From: mike wilson
Subject: Re: Lasse ; WAS something stupid
Depends whether you want to be American or English 8-)
Oh man, are those the only choices left?
HAR!!!
WW
It's a nice photograph. I like the story as well.
David Mann wrote:
The grass was so long I had my tripod at full extension...
http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/cgi-bin/paw.cgi?date=27-Mar-2004
- Dave
http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/
Very intersting mail, Herb. Do you know anything about statistics for film
sale?
all the best
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Herb Chong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 27. marts 2004 03:06
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Pentax
That's an amazingly detailed photograph.
David Nelson wrote:
G'day,
Took this photo a couple of weeks ago, but it was a little
underexposed. Just played with it in photoshop (did a level
adjustment, bit of a burn here and there...). It's the Blue Banded
Bee, Amegila bicingulatum, one of
Hi!
g I have an article on my website about servicing a Graphex (Rapex) Shutter. Not
g the type of shutter your friend has, but it gives a pretty good idea of what is
g involved: http://presscameras.graywolfphoto.com/graphex.html
g here is a pretty good source for specific shutter repair
Many thanks for all the replies. I have a good plan on how to proceed now.
Jeff
-Original Message-
From: Boris Liberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 9:47 AM
To: Jeff Geilenkirchen
Subject: Re: Photo Software
Hi!
Jeff, if you have valid license and bad CD
In a message dated 3/27/2004 6:04:44 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wonder why it only seems to spit that out on rare occasions, as opposed to
every time he gets an e-mail from PDML? I mean, we should be getting about
200 of these a day, no? Or, maybe his 'puter or
I take no issue with your observations, however I'd never try that with any
lens that I own, it seems like you're asking for trouble.
Kenneth Waller
- Original Message -
From: Herb Chong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 26, 2004 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: tele
Actually, if one uses the Save for Web feature in PS, there
is even more control over the quality of the final image.
100 steps in much smaller increments. I can sometimes see a
difference between 100% and 80%.
BTW, the Save for Web feature allows up to four (maybe
more?) views of the image at
In a message dated 3/27/2004 10:13:49 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Actually, if one uses the Save for Web feature in PS, there
is even more control over the quality of the final image.
100 steps in much smaller increments. I can sometimes see a
difference between 100% and
Hi!
Eac Later we were turned away at the door of the photography show, supposedly
Eac because I hadn't RSVPed.
Excuse me, what is it to be RSVPed?
Eac So shel and I retreated to comfortable and jean-friendly Berkeley
Eac for some great Thai food.
I can relate to that...
Eac Week #1 is
This morning, whilst changing lenses, I noticed a black spec on the mirror.
Having carefully cleaned it, I put the lens back on and saw another and
anotherthe dreaded black snow of disintegrating foam. So far the
purchase and maintenance costs of this camera have worked out to approx GBP
0.015
Hmmm ... You can tool the pics yourself in PS 7.0. I'll
have to check PS 6.0 to see if there's any difference. But
I do all the sizing, cropping, etc before hand, then using
S4W the file size and resolution are adjusted (not the image
dimensions). Maybe elements is different than PS.
shel
Hi!
DM I think the whole bottom left quarter is a bit empty but overall I'm
DM quite fond of it. It came out quite nicely on paper.
I must say that the person on the shore completes the image and makes
it rather full in my eyes...
DM I thought about using this for my next PAW but I've already
In a message dated 3/26/2004 4:58:34 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
CSS is a great way to unify a web site, since you can make global
changes to the look of the site by altering one file.
As long as the browser supports it.
Otherwise, your website defaults to the browser
In a message dated 3/27/2004 10:29:32 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hmmm ... You can tool the pics yourself in PS 7.0. I'll
have to check PS 6.0 to see if there's any difference. But
I do all the sizing, cropping, etc before hand, then using
S4W the file size and
Kevin, what a great subject! As nice an image as it is, this really needs
early morning or late afternoon sun light to take it to the next level. This
looks like a subject that you could burn alot of Velvia (or pixels) on. Work
it.
I use a grid marked focusing screen in all my camera bodies to
Not as interesting a subject as your first post. It suffers from too tight a
crop, and a dark featureless foreground.
Kenneth Waller
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Thornsberry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PDML [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2004 9:25 AM
Subject: My second PAW
This subject is about 2-1/2 hours from home. Occaisionally my job takes my by
here to catch a 2 pm helicopter. On this particular day I needed to come
earlier. This shot was taken about 9 am. Your're right. Early morning light
would be much better. There's a 6 am flight that I could possibly
In a message dated 3/27/2004 10:28:08 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi!
Eac Later we were turned away at the door of the photography show, supposedly
Eac because I hadn't RSVPed.
Excuse me, what is it to be RSVPed?
You know, when pinned down I am not really sure what the
In a message dated 3/27/2004 9:16:40 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Kevin ...
I'd agree with Bill about wanting to see more sky. It's
very nice shot, otherwise, although the roof of the old
house looks just a bit to saturated, not like the duller,
less intense rust roofs
In response to Boris, Marnie wrote:
You know, when pinned down I am not really sure what the acronym means. Reply
something something something.
Reply Please. In French.
IIRC.
That would be most appropriate, as Herb just told us that Pentax makes more
money from sticking things inside our bodily orifices than it does from
taking pix!! vbg
-frank
Does that mean that Pentax is running for a political office? :)
Butch
Each man had only one genuine vocation - to
Spectacular colors, very nice shot.
Butch
Each man had only one genuine vocation - to find the way to himself.
Hermann Hesse (Demian)
Thanks. I think it's a really interesting little building. It is pretty much
in the middle of nowhere. Just place to pull off the road. Unfortunately, the
picture is not so interesting. The crop is tight because 1) I lost a little
when I straightened the picture and 2) the surroundings seemed
Are you aware of the legal precedents that make these sort of disclaimers
necessary on email originating from a work-provided account?
I rather doubt it, of you wouldn't be quite so off-hand in your comment
about lawyers, and how much power they *should* be allowed.
Blame the courts, not the
Repondez s'il vous plait
with one or two accents thrown in there for good measure 8-)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In response to Boris, Marnie wrote:
You know, when pinned down I am not really sure what the acronym means. Reply
something something something.
Reply Please. In French.
As long as we're on the subject...
I've been doing a web page for my local organic food co-op and I'd like
to get some feedback regarding browser compatibility. Cotty checked it
out for me on his Mac and found a few peculiarities. I think I've fixed
them but you never know. I powered up my SO's
Gang,
Just got the link below from a non-photographing friend.
http://www.annthenwhat.com/photoshopped.html
Enjoy.
Jostein
Me too...
Jens
Jens Bladt
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Tanya Mayer Photography [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 27. marts 2004 13:47
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: something weird...
Sorry guys I know I am supposed to be having a
- Original Message -
From: Malcolm Smith
Subject: MX expenditure.
This morning, whilst changing lenses, I noticed a black spec on the
mirror.
Having carefully cleaned it, I put the lens back on and saw another
and
anotherthe dreaded black snow of disintegrating foam. So far
the
- Original Message -
From: Ramesh Kumar
Subject: Re: Wideangle lens choice
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, lens should be able to work on my 35mm film
camera too.
That lets out any of the D lenses.
Light fall off with the istD wouldn't be so much of
a
- Original Message -
From: mike wilson
Subject: Re: Lasse ; WAS something stupid
If anyone
thinks that some members of this list lack circumspection, you
should
try reading some Blondinki jokes
I think some members of this list may have been circumspected when
they were
Interesting site. Not applicable the photo's indicate to me that the
lens has serious internal damage, (and I'm not
talking about the dust visible on the photographs).
Michel Carrère-Gée wrote:
Peter J. Alling a écrit :
This lens is badly damaged. Well below what I would expect from a
Actually it does, he's German.
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Oops, just realised that he isn't actually Japanese - doesn't say what
nationality he is though. BUT, he lives in Japan...
Still regardless of where he lives or what nationality he is, he has one
very funny take on life!
tan.
--- William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, as you suggested, I am leaning towards 17mm third
party pre-owned MF lens.
making excellent lenses. I have an older Tokina
17mm, not an
excellent lens, but certainly passable. A friend has
an older Tamron
17 that is very good indeed.
Are you
If I remember correctly, and I'm just to lazy to dig out the manual, if
you leave the camera on automatic when you attach the flash you're going
to get
1/45 of a second for your sync speed. where as if you use the x
position you will get 1/75 of a second. The compensation dial on the
camera
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Thornsberry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe someone will produce a grid screen for the *ist-D. I've been
tipping my
camera up to line up the base of the frame with the horizon then carefully
tipping it back down for the final composition. It's not really
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 3/27/2004 10:28:08 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi!
Eac Later we were turned away at the door of the photography show, supposedly
Eac because I hadn't RSVPed.
Excuse me, what is it to be RSVPed?
You know, when pinned down
I can't seem to reach PUG. Does anyone know what is the status?
Thanks,
Joe
I kind of like the ones that take a moment to notice just what the gimic is.
--
Jostein wrote:
Gang,
Just got the link below from a non-photographing friend.
http://www.annthenwhat.com/photoshopped.html
Enjoy.
Jostein
--
graywolf
http://graywolfphoto.com/graywolf.html
Hi Tanya
The C: drive is the system drive and holds all temporary files and by default and
memory swap file. If you are saving yor images to it then it will very quickly fill
up. The reason for partitioning a drive into two or more logical drives is to keep the
data separate, so if I were you
S, what I am asking is a) When you add up all of the numbers, it
appears that I only have 93gb of hard drive rather than the full 100gb,
does anyone know why this is?
Two different sorts of gigabyte, caused by marketing people getting
over-enthusiastic. The Proper gigabyte is
From the French. Respondez, S'il Vous Pla, or some thing like that (I only
had one semester of French in Jr High which I flunked). Literally, respond, if
you please. Means Let us know if you plan to attend, or Response is required.
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eac Later we were turned away at
Kevin,
I've looked at the first one, but now having seen this one, won't comment on
#1. I'd only be echoing other's comments.
I do like this one a lot more. Seeing the road behind it puts it into
context as being a roadside chapel in the truest sense of the words.
Also, the trees help us
Hi Tanja,I am just a little perplexed at your problem.I have an HP
t134a(Windows XP) with a 120 GB Hard drive and it is partitioned for restore
but the main partition C Drive is 100 GB with the restoreD drive 20 GB.It
seems to me your ratios are all wrong.You quote 40GB c Drive and 60GB
Do you mean generally, or because of the cost of ciggies?
vbg
(sorry, Malcolm, but you walked right into that one. you've gotto admit,
you left yourself wide open!)
cheers,
frank
The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds. The pessimist
fears it is true. -J. Robert
i don't know who configured your computer, but i can't imagine a restore
drive being more than about 5 or 10 GB. 60 GB is ridiculous. it says 90%
free, so it is even more ridiculous. take the computer to someone that has
and knows how to use the current version of Partition Magic and have them
They're approaching $9 in the UK, although the current exchange rate
distorts things a little... :-)
Still, you can get a lot of camera equipment for $3,285.
S
Malcolm Smith wrote:
Shel wrote:
Cigs here in California are as much as $4.00 a pack for name
brands like Marlboro, so that's
At 10:50 AM 28/03/2004, you wrote:
Hi Tanja,I am just a little perplexed at your problem.I have an HP
t134a(Windows XP) with a 120 GB Hard drive and it is partitioned for restore
but the main partition C Drive is 100 GB with the restoreD drive 20 GB.It
seems to me your ratios are all wrong.You
resize the two partitions to be about 80G for your C drive and everything
else for your D drive.
Herb
I am not an IT expert, but my understanding is that the drives should not
be kept at such big sizes. Especially the OS and ones that have progs on
them. They get fragmented easily -
Yes, Chris! That is what I would have thought too, which is why I too have
been so confused! BUT, being unfamiliar with the full workings of XP, I
thought that maybe it was setup somehow to accomodate that.
So after reading everybody's (extremely helpful!) responses, I am guessing
that if I
On 28 Mar 2004 at 11:01, mapson wrote:
At 10:50 AM 28/03/2004, you wrote:
Hi Tanja,I am just a little perplexed at your problem.I have an HP
t134a(Windows XP) with a 120 GB Hard drive and it is partitioned for restore
but the main partition C Drive is 100 GB with the restoreD drive 20 GB.It
Ok, so now I am totally confused! Herb and Chris say one thing, whilst
Robert says the complete opposite!
BTW, Herb, I have Partition Magic 8 which I got when I bought my laptop that
had also been partitioned and I managed to remove the partitions using that
without too much drama...
Not sure
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