I downloaded a page opened it in picassa then emailed it to myself, where I then opened it up and copied it and pasted it in word, then strecthed to fit, not very sharp though.
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Ooh thank you, Pauline . I'd been wondering how to do this. I'll give it a go -Last edited by Muggins in Sussex; 17-01-09, 21:45.Joan died in July 2020.
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Same as Merry - just saved them to Desktop and printed each one out. They are filed away now!
(Have more to do later)Elizabeth
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Originally posted by Merry Monty Montgomery View PostAn original page of what? 1911?
I just save them to my hard drive. If I wanted one printed I would do it from there........why do you have to email it to yourself?
I too just save them to my documents then open them up and print them.Lynne
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Hi Margaret, I don't even know what picassa is!
When I open in documents I open with 'Microsoft Photo Editor' go to 'image' & rotate, then go to 'file' & print to fit page.
I have XP professional.Vivienne passed away July 2013
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On the 1911 page after you clicked to view the original image, did you then click on download?
It then asks to save or open.
I clicked save. Then it asked where to save.
I then clicked desktop and made sure it was a j.peg file.
Then I went to my desktop and double clicked and it opened. I then clicked print at the bottom of that page.
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