Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Looking forward to:
Warm weather, green leaves, bright-colored flowers, spending time outside, enjoying the patio, cutting the grass. Feeling the sun on my face.
Yes. I am ready.
P.S. I found this great picture tool on the web to get individual photos merged into one. I'm using the trial version for a few days. It is SO easy to use. I had this grouping done in 2 minutes after I installed the program. So far, so good. Anyone else using this or another program?
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Getting all High Tech and Stuff
Man oh man! There are so many programs out there to make our lives easier. I've come across two in the last few days that I wanted to mention:
SnagIt

You can capture part or all of a screen of information. Including images. An example is shown above. You can purchase the program for about $40.00 or...do like I did and get a 30-day trial version. It's very easy to use.
TimeLeft

This little gem gives you all sorts of clocks, timers, etc.
In craft news, the electrician is coming over tonite to give us a quote on some electrical outlets for the craft corner. Hopefully, he's less expensive than the company I called earlier in the week. They wanted $85.00/hour + materials.
Keeping my fingers crossed.
Updated at 7:39 p.m. See post below for update on the electrician's quote.
SnagIt

You can capture part or all of a screen of information. Including images. An example is shown above. You can purchase the program for about $40.00 or...do like I did and get a 30-day trial version. It's very easy to use.
TimeLeft

This little gem gives you all sorts of clocks, timers, etc.
In craft news, the electrician is coming over tonite to give us a quote on some electrical outlets for the craft corner. Hopefully, he's less expensive than the company I called earlier in the week. They wanted $85.00/hour + materials.
Keeping my fingers crossed.
Updated at 7:39 p.m. See post below for update on the electrician's quote.
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