How about a course of antibiotics.........Originally Posted by Chicklet
Anyone got one of those 'lectric boxes for printing photies from a flash card in the comfort of one's home???
Any good??
Also, what are we buying for the boy and girl who have everything this year?
I have spotted a fab book called "1000 places to see before you die"
Fab for the loo, bad for the credit card however as likely to light a little wanderlust fire.....
How about a course of antibiotics.........Originally Posted by Chicklet
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Also, what are we buying for the boy and girl who have everything this year?
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How about some nice black bin bags? or maybe a skip
what you mean a printer ? they tend to cost a bit more but not by much - flash card printers that is.Originally Posted by Chicklet
Or you can get multiflashcard readery things really cheap from either ebuyer.co.uk or 7dayshop.co.uk and use a normal printer. £30-£40 for a new Epson inkjet best value as the ink/print/cost ratio is pretty good.
You can never have enough flash cards though
Ah your hints are so subtle bluie.Originally Posted by Dreadful Scathe
now the WHOLE POINT is that no computer will ever darken the door of a particular homestead (NOR MINE!!! ) BUT digital camera has been allowed, but finding it difficult to view CD, even with superduper magnifying glass....so using "normal" printer not an option.
aha then indeed you have two choices young chickwalker....get a flash reading printer or take your flash cards to be developed in boots - its not too expensive and theyll give you prints and a CD full of pictures which you can then view on any decent DVD player (£30 if you don't have one already) -. To be honset viewing pictures on TV is much handier, not to mention cheaper, than passing round the prints. Its more fun too, 'oooh look at little jimmy' etc.. is then a more social thing and the whole room can be unanimous about 'what an ugly baby' you've got or whatever .
my FAVOURITE Smurfie-pie
I looooooove you for being so loooooooovely and h'explaining it all, but I do actually know alllllllllll of this and was really just wondering if the flash reading printers, as cunningly mentioned in the first post, are any smurfin good?
they are just as good, they can cost a bit more cos of the reader functionality.
have a look here for some examples. You do want to watch for ink costs as a cheap printer is often deceptive - sometimes in can cost more than £20 for a cartridge!! Lexmark is bad for that i think, epson is generally good, i think canons are ok but am not 100% on this.
just found this epson printer with 6 in 1 reader - sounds good for £70.
Last edited by Dreadful Scathe; 27th-September-2004 at 02:36 PM.
Originally Posted by Dreadful Scathe
Smurfy, I have a Pentax digital camera and a data card. 128 i think.
could I buy one of the printers above and print photos ??? or would I need some other equipment ??
I have a PC at home with an Epsom c62 printer is taht any good for photos ??
A lost soul!
Yes, the epson printer quoted would be able to read your card and print photos from it.
The printer you have is capable of printing photos. I have no idea how subjectively good at this it is - I suggest you suck it and see
[QUOTE=dee]Not sure we are ever on the same level as anyone else Dee just talk Lexmark or Epson printers.Originally Posted by
Also, what are we buying for the boy and girl who have everything this year?
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Depends on the ages of the boy or girl who have everything! let me know and i will have a think on it!
[QUOTE=Missy D]Not sure we are ever on the same level as anyone else Dee
I do have a few spare hamsters
I'm off hamster, too stringy, you got any gorilla though Im starving ?Originally Posted by dee
Originally Posted by Dreadful Scathe
Have 2 kids if they are any good
I have an Epson Photo925 printer but the contrast is too high on it....does anyone know how I can change this?
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