Hi,
I am just trying to get my head around the new Prizmo. I was always pretty
good at getting acceptable/very good results using prizmo free-hand, so was a
little frustrated at first with the new Prizmo 2. I find, and this is purely
personal, that I get the best results if I hit the "quick capture" i think it
is called, it is the option that doesn't create a document, but which you can
copy etc. With the phone in place on the text, I hit the take picture button,
lift the phone, I am hearing the guitar sounds, when I get to where I am used
to golding the phone, I stop still, wait for the high tone and the shot is
taken. So this is the method, the quickest one at least, for those who have had
success in the past with the free-hand method. I have tried using the first
stage, the one where you are prompted with "left" "back" "away" etc, but find
it a bit maddening! But perhaps, with time, I will learn to make more of that.
Meanwhile, here is a short offering from a brochure that came through the
door yesterday. Som ore the words will sound strange, they are in Irish!
Here you go, I am pretty pleased with prizmo still!
Sandy.
2o13 An Post Comint 'g your way May 19-25, 2o13
An Post is the leading supporter of Irish Cycling, a presence we have built on
over sixyears of real cocnmitment to the sport.
This is the 61st Ras and it is a credit to all involved that the race is
operating at the highest standard in such challenging economic times. From the
number of county and international teams participating, to the army of
volunteers and the energy of race week itself- the race is a real achievement
for everyone involved.
It is fair to say that the appetite among Irish towns to host a stage of An
Post R~s is very healthy and this community effort is key to making An Post R~s
a destination event in every locality it visits. Each stage end has its own
flavour because people in local businesses, sporting and community groups
create a unique event of the race
We all know from experience that it is the build up, the atmosphere and the
expectation which adds to the racing.While the race travels at speed through
countryside and towns, the support of our customers is superb all along the
route and particularly at the finishes.
2ol3 is the Gathering year and the race has additional importance and prestige
in being an event which attracts more than fourteen international teams to
compete against our county and national teams. It was super last year to meet
Irish people who had travelled back to ireland to follow the race for a few
days- having a great time and enjoying the amazingweather.We hope that will be
the case again this year!
The race is a wonderful way to showcase our countryside and our culture as well
as the Irish racing scene on an international level. We are working together to
make sure that we bring the race to a national and international audience,
An Post Ras repays that effort in turn with an economic boost to the local
economy, great sporting moments, a family day out and memories made. So join us
for An Post Ras, May 19-26, 2ol3.
An Post Go Green Team
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