Going back up to 1920x1200 but retaining the "normal 96dpi" font size, the "Start" button is still there, great! Once the Font DPI is set back up to 120dpi, the "start" button is now gone again. So I lowered the screen resolution down to 1024x768 with normal font size, (96dpi) and the "Start" button now appears, yeah. The Start Button is not there on the options page? I am running 1920x1200 resolution with a larger font setting of 120dpi, (125%larger) on a 24" Wide screen Monitor. all except when I try to push the "start" button to make the watermark and save it. To the Publisher, higher desktop setting a problem.
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#11, slim jim, dude, one in the real legal world, your going to wind up in a ton of trouble if you do take someone else's picture/logo/other intellectual property like your talking about, you may "feel" free to be able to take things, but as far as real world law is concerned, your a thief if you do, and can be tried/sued if you do, and i am just nasty enough when ticked off to do so! and will if i ever catch someone taking and using one of my items without my explicit )as in written, or witnessed verbal agreement!)
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sorry but its the truth, I dislike a lot of new things myself, I'm still on XP since there are many things in vista that i find totally objectionable, but windows 7 seems to be addressing these, and i am looking forward to it. net frameworks if your going to stick to windows operating systems, period end of quote.
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Number 10, Monique, sorry gal but you need to upgrade to the modern world, there will come a time when you won't be able to get anything that doesn't require the. now as to a couple comments i read out here: and i can get assistance if i think i really need to. Hello folks, going on what ashraf said this sounds exactly like what i need for some of my work, and yes there are blind photographers out here, not a ton of us, but a growing number, it will be tough to use but it sounds like if i pay at tension to the what is going to be in the default position, it will be usable for me. And yes, we had an attorney present who was giving us the lowdown. The fees are running in the thousands of dollars. if you don't have permission to use the image, don't use it. if you didn't create the image, or if you weren't the person to take the picture. I am part of a professional group on the web, and we had a presentation regarding the internet and image copyright laws.
Lots of people are setting up images like this and going after people, in other words, they are making a business out of copyright infringement. She pays to have her images created professionally and those who steal it and use it pay the price, as she got tired of people using/stealing her images. The more people fight her, the higher the price goes, and she is serious. If you don't believe me, let me offer you a link to a site where you promise to use the image I tell you to use, and see how quickly you are notified and see how much money you will have to pay this lady for using her image. Technically, any image I create or photo I take is automatically ease read on.
Taking a copyright off a picture doesn't render the copyright invalid, and people cannot use any image they find, even if a copyright isn't put on the picture. #11 - It's too bad you don't understand copyright laws.
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