Babs (who is late to Monday's party)Got in over 11,000 steps on Monday at my local park. Temps are much warmer than average here in N. Ohio this February. I'll take it!
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Walked 10,000 steps around the reservoir on this cold, sunny day (40s is very cold for CA). I started listening to A Man Called Ove; I had no clue his name didn't rhyme with cove? I know I'm late to the party with this book--it sure is good!
I have a new hard drive on my laptop and had to re download irfanview and now when I open the software, my photos are there but only by file name NOT the thumbnail view that I used to have. The "help" page at irfanview was not a help.
This is typically a setting on how the la...See MoreOn 2/23/17, Irfanview? wrote: > I have a new hard drive on my laptop and had to re > download irfanview and now when I open the software, my > photos are there but only by file name NOT the thumbnail > view that I used to have. The "help" page at irfanview > was not a help.
This is typically a setting on how the laptop views the contents of a directory, rather than being part of the software. If you could give more details about what sort of computer it is (windows/mac) if windows what version, we could probably be more helpful! Best Dr. Laurence Cuffe
On 2/24/17, Laurence Cuffe wrote: > On 2/23/17, Irfanview? wrote: >> I have a new hard drive on my laptop and had to re >> download irfanview and now when I open the software, > my >> photos are there but only by file name NOT the > thumbnail >> view that I used to have. The "help" page at irfanview >> was not a help. > > This is typically a setting on how the laptop views the > contents of a directory, rather than being part of the > software. If you could give more details about what sort > of computer it is (windows/mac) if windows what version, > we could probably be more helpful! > Best > Dr. Laurence Cuffe
I have been to 45 states and the District of Columbia. Only 5 left and when I go to Hawaii later this year I will be down to 4. > > What is your favorite part of the country?
I really like both coasts. > > What are the "must see" places in the US?
Alaska - the beauty and vastness just can't be captured in a photo.
Washington, DC - so much history and being there helps one understand our government
Grand Canyon - it's size has to be seen in person
Niagara Falls
San Francisco
Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty
Smokey Mountains
Fallingwater and the Frank Lloyd Wright homes outside Chicago
I've visited 37 states. Have not been to the New England states/area or Alaska and Hawaii.
> What is your favorite part of the country?
The San Juan Mountains area of Colorado. If you've ever seen any the following movies/films, you've viewed parts of the area.
A Ticket to Tomahawk Across the Wide Missouri The Naked Spur Tribute to a Bad Man How the West Was Won True Grit (original) Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Over the Top Dennis Weaver’s Earthship Ice Climb The Sunchaser Durango Kids Permian Flow The Drama Kids Darling Companion Flow State Long-Distance Runners: A Cross-Cultural Love Story The Hateful Eight Written Images
> What are the "must see" places in the US?
Wow, too many to name. But for sure, the Grand Canyon and the San Juan Mountains of Colorado.
are much warmer than average here in N. Ohio this
February. I'll take it!