OT: WTB PII PIII
Hi all Im hoping that someone has a PII or PIII (400MHZ please) lying around gathering dust. Replies off-list would be appreciated. Thanks Paul
(For Sale) Computer Desk
I have just renovated our office we have a computer desk for sale it is White laminate top with teak 5 draws (lockable) 1550 x 750 with a return (left side) which has open slot stationery cupboards. We are looking for about $150.00 but will consider any reasonable offer or any school or charity needs, we also have a small office cupboard 760 x 380 suitable for stationery or a storage unit. -- From Peter J Faulks Ba Soc Sci., FASSA., IAP Managing Director PIP Multimedia Training (office) Phone: +618 94570747 (h) Fax: +618 94570444 Mobile:0416 187 937 Mail address: PO Box 41 Riverton Forum Perth Western Australia 6148 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] PIP Multimedia Page http://www.pipmultimedia.com.au/ ABN 94 364 837 272
Monitor
Hi guys Was wondering if anyone out there might have an old 15 or 17 monitor that is still ok, but isn't being used. I'm trying to set up a system for my 75yr old mother so she can get online to keep in touch with us all as she doesn't get out much these days. I have an old Aptiva tower and keyboard etc, but no monitor. Is there someone out there who could help? Reply off-list please. Regards Lisa
Re: JPEG Size size change
To WAMUGGERS, When I rotate the image in a JPEG file, the file size reduces from the size received from the camera. This occurs (to differing degrees) with Preview, Adobe Photo Deluxe, Photoshop Elements and Canon Image Browser. Can any one tell me why this happens and if the resulting image may have degraded? File sizes of 750Kb go to 350 - 470Kb. Using iMac G5 20 Unless you're using software that supports lossless image rotation the image is being recompressed, hence the change in file size and presumably quality (repeated rotations and saving will lead to increased degradation in quality) I think iPhoto and GraphicConverter both support lossless JPEG rotation. JPEG is a lossy format, it throws away some image data and makes some small approximations (hopefully within a range that's imperceptible to humans) to allow for good compression. This is what the 'quality' rating is when you're saving a JPEG. This is usually visible near the edges of objects in the image (this is why it's a bad idea to save images of text as JPEG, as there are lots of fine edges). Other formats such as TIFF, PNG or GIF are lossless, they maintain the image's pixels exactly, but have larger file sizes. Have fun, Shay -- === Shay Telfer Perth, Western Australia Technomancer The love of liberty is the love Opinions for hire [POQ] of others; the love of power is http://public.xdi.org/=Shayfnord the love of ourselves - Hazlitt
iBook Clamshell RAM
Anyone out there selling or know where I can get a 256MB RAM module for the iBook clamshell models? Regards Christian
Re: iBook Clamshell RAM
Hi Christian, We should be able to source this from one of our suppliers. Will get back to your email address with details ASAP. Kind regards, Greg Satti Zytech - www.zytech.com.au PO Box 758, Bunbury WA 6230 Ph (08) 9721 1125 Fx (08) 9721 1126 Mo 0423 558 636 On 30/10/05 11:34 AM, Christian Kotz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anyone out there selling or know where I can get a 256MB RAM module for the iBook clamshell models? Regards Christian -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Unsubscribe - mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] WAMUG is powered by Stalker CommuniGatePro
