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I don't quite know the answer to that one Mick.. 640x480 seems about as far as it will go before it breaks up and it becomes over the 50kb limit.. I think the only way to get a top resolution would be to paint it by hand onto a piece of A4 then then scan it.. but maybe someone else knows the answer?

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Hi angi. there is a special paper that you can print a piccy onto, then iron onto a tee shirt or whatever, I know Scoots printed out some Lambretta logo's a while back and they came out ok, not exactly sure how much the price of the paper was, but don't think is was expensive..

Ih Stoocs.. at first I thought it was a load of nonsense, but then ti stardet to make snese, adn farte a ehwli I dufno ahtt I udolc tequi crabflymoot adre hte sword reverhew eth trestle reew capled! .. weird!

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may I be the first to say 'ello to the new Ozzy Sheila! may your ride be smooth! .. and welcome! ilko..

it depends on how big you want to print it Mick. being only a smallish gif file it won't have the resolution.. is this something like you were thinking of?

you've stumped em all this time Tu! I've brought it to the fore to give em another chance! come on bip! - Caz where are you?

Good photo's Caz... can you remember any of the teachers names at that time? it was Mrs. Bradley's class before we left in 59.. was she still there?

I know the answer to first one! a sop with camel is an itinerant trader who lives in the desert! :D

there will be an intial run of 1000, also a glossy portrait size will be available, ideal for mounting and hanging on the living room wall - or maybe a gift for a friend?

Here ya go - an update!

Well it's the only one we've got! - I say we run with it! :D

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those capture cards sound good, I'll certainly be looking into one of those! and the Pinnacle 9 has sorted the prob with the DV transfer, I've just produced the first video.avi and have viewed it from the pc! B) so it's a big thanks for that one bip, I owe you one! ilko..

re converting the vcr tape to dvd: if you had one of those stand alone dvd recorders which attach to the tv, it would merely be a matter of linking the vcr via the aux channel to the the dvd recorder. the result being the dvd would also be playable on your pc. the only drawback I find is editing the output, as the resultant video becomes embedded with its own menu system, and is a pain to dissect and edit... but fine if you just need to view it! ilko..

Hi bip.. thanks for the info! I'll check out those progs and let you know the results B) ilko..

hi Bob.. it's a Samsung digital camcorder VP-D323.. I can connect it through a usb connection and transfer the contents of the memory card no problem.. but when I try to transfer the content stored on the tape this is where the problem arises.. i've tried various methods of transfer, even connecting it to the tv card in the pc, and at one stage thought I'd cracked it.. but the sound was out of sync. what do you recommend? ilko..

I received a digicam for xmas and I've very rarely used it. I have no problem transferring the content onto dvd attached to the telly, but transferring to the pc is another matter and is giving me a headache.. can anyone help re the best software to use, and also the best method of connection.? I've read the manual but it contains about 500 pages and written in Hebrew! please help! - muchos gracious! ilko..!

yes they did have solid fuel heating, it was a brown cast iron like affair with a door that had a window in.. I remember them as being very cold places in winter as they suffered from lack of insulation.. and probably with us being skint at the time and unable to afford any coal didn't help either! ilko..

Hi Lorra.. I remember Greg and his older brother Max from when they were at Arkwright juniors, it is unlikely to be Greg in the photo, as he was roughly the same age as me, and I left TB in 63. the last time I saw Greg was around 67ish when he was working at his dad's mini bus business 'Cumberland Coaches' on the corner of Atlas street, he would have been around 18 to 19 years old at that time.. it would be interesting to know where they went to. ilko..

I bet we all remember these, built shortly after the war to alieviate the housing shortage, made to last for ten years but ended up standing for over forty. built of cocrete sections, cold in winter and hot in summer, ours had a built in gas fridge, and an outside shed with asbestos roof. I remember you could stand at the top of Wollaton park and look over to Bilborough and see what seemed thousands of these dwelling, but now all long gone. there are still a few of the two tier prefab houses in existence, but only after massive renovation by the council in removing asbestos and treating the

I wonder why there are so many of these Korean students here? - what's so special about Nottm university, do they offer courses specific to their culture? chipshopology maybe?? there's one special set of traffic lights at the end of Woodside road where it meets the entrance to the uni, that you are GUARANTEED to be stopped by these Koreans / Chinese / taiwanese or whoever.. inasmuch the lights are referred to by many as 'The Ho Chi Min' crossing!

re the footbridge you mention, was it off Coventry lane?, the map shows a railtrack along there.. don't recognise it much nowadays since they've smoothed it out and got rid of that nasty bridge.. apparently it's no safer along there though, as it's only a few months ago there were a stack of flowers placed at the side of the road, nodoubt the scene of a fatal crash. ..

is it the Sneinton pie market?