these trucks are from germany. what a sense of humor, huh?
08-30-2009, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by butterflywing
my sister sends them in email form, but i don't know how to copy pics.
How to copy pics from emails:
1. Right-click on the picture.
2. A little menu should appear. Click Copy. If there's no little menu, do Edir/Copy from your menu bar. If you can't. hit the Print Screen button on your keyboard.
3. Go to your Windows Start button, choose Programs, then Accessories, then Paint.
4. Edit/Paste. (If you paste in the entire screen, you'll need to crop off the rest of it so only the picture is left.)
5. File/Save As.
You can resize the picture in Paint if you need to by doing Image/Stretch-Skew and choosing some percent like 50%.
08-31-2009, 03:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Shelley
If you look real close, the shadows are all the same. I'm thinking these are computer generated illustrations. That many companies having the same truck and trailer would be extremely rare. The shadows under the truck are exactly the same, as is the placement of the squares on wall in front of the cab. Some of the pictures have been cropped so that you get more or less of the background.
Cool ideas, tho.
Cool ideas, tho.
08-31-2009, 05:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Lisanne
Originally Posted by butterflywing
my sister sends them in email form, but i don't know how to copy pics.
How to copy pics from emails:
1. Right-click on the picture.
2. A little menu should appear. Click Copy. If there's no little menu, do Edir/Copy from your menu bar. If you can't. hit the Print Screen button on your keyboard.
3. Go to your Windows Start button, choose Programs, then Accessories, then Paint.
4. Edit/Paste. (If you paste in the entire screen, you'll need to crop off the rest of it so only the picture is left.)
5. File/Save As.
You can resize the picture in Paint if you need to by doing Image/Stretch-Skew and choosing some percent like 50%.
09-01-2009, 04:28 PM
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Now I thank you for this link since my DS is a trucker. He drives flatbed now, but used to drive box. Anyway, I won't pick apart as I loved them and they brightened my day, too. Thanks Butterfly. Keep em coming.
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