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Woo Hoo....I'm in 1st place again.....
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I don't know what Larry did, but I'm .08 in front of him as of last night. Won't last long! He must have deleted a coin or two.
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<< <i>He must have deleted a coin or two. >>
He actually is missing at least 3 Roosies that I can tell. Jon you better print that while you can!
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
Congrats!!!
If your not the lead dog the view is always the same...Text
I know.......and have gotten used to the view that I will soon see again.
You shouldn't shake ur head, you have 1 heck of a set and everyone is wanting to see 100%. Once you get 100% its all gravey from there. You up-grade and your set rating has now where to go but north!
Later, Paul.
Later, Paul.
President, Racine Numismatic Society 2013-2014; Variety Resource Dimes; See 6/8/12 CDN for my article on Winged Liberty Dimes; Ebay
I was playing around with the registry Sunday (haven't really dug into it for a while) found a bunch of new registries I am eligible for, decided to populate a few of them and one of them came up as a #1 registry. So now I have two currently ranked #1 sets
<< <i>I keep hearing about this 'screen shot' thingy. I am not a complete computer idiot (like to think of myself as more than simply computer literate), but have no clue what 'screen shot' is. Is it different depending on your OS, or is it in a program, such as 'paint', or.....??? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! >>
On my Mac Shift-Command-3 key combination will give you a screen shot. I'm sure the Windows key combination is similar.
- Bob -
"Central Valley" Roosevelts
MPL's - Lincolns of Color
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<< <i>I keep hearing about this 'screen shot' thingy. I am not a complete computer idiot (like to think of myself as more than simply computer literate), but have no clue what 'screen shot' is. Is it different depending on your OS, or is it in a program, such as 'paint', or.....??? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! >>
On my Mac Shift-Command-3 key combination will give you a screen shot. I'm sure the Windows key combination is similar. >>
On a Windows system, press the print screen button and then paste into a program like paint.
On Mac 10.5.6 you can capture your screen or any window using 'Grab' in the Utilities folder.
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<< <i>I keep hearing about this 'screen shot' thingy. I am not a complete computer idiot (like to think of myself as more than simply computer literate), but have no clue what 'screen shot' is. Is it different depending on your OS, or is it in a program, such as 'paint', or.....??? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance! >>
On my Mac Shift-Command-3 key combination will give you a screen shot. I'm sure the Windows key combination is similar. >>
On a Windows system, press the print screen button and then paste into a program like paint. >>
You can also paste it into notepad