HOW TO CREATE PASSPORT PHOTO(EASY TERMS PLEASE)

"Jimbo" wrote in message
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And I have found that certain people have selective memory and are passive
aggressive to a fault


Hey! Don't knock us passive aggressive people. Until you've really ****ed us
off.

Huh, what was I just talking about?

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com

Jimbo

Unless many words are required, and in this instance they were not, I tend
to be sparing with mine.. I do not consider it rude, more concise..

If you want flippant, I can do that.. I can also accommodate borderline rude
and plain mean.. your call..

--
Mike Hall
MVP - Windows Shell/User


"Jimbo" wrote in message
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You wouldn't walk into a bank and ask for a mocha with whipped
cream.
And the bank wouldn't give you a flippant, borderline rude answer if you
asked for one.


"Ed Bennett" wrote in message
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Jay was very recently heard to utter:
Thank's a lot. Your the first that's come up with a civil reply.

Mike and Chuck's replies were perfectly civil, in my not so humble
opinion.

Margolotta's (a.k.a Sarah Balfour's) response could have been a lot less
civil, although for a newsgroup newcomer it is not the warmest of
welcomes.

In future, I would advise you to post to the correct newsgroup for the
product you are using; for general advice, use a general help forum (the
Microsoft groups are dedicated to individual products, as you may have
noticed). You wouldn't walk into a bank and ask for a mocha with whipped
cream.

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

Being passive aggressive can be fun. You can never tell when we're oblivious
to things and when we're setting you up for a bit of a surprise.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"David Bartosik [MSFT MVP]" wrote in message
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"Jimbo" wrote in message
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And I have found that certain people have selective memory and are
passive aggressive to a fault


Hey! Don't knock us passive aggressive people. Until you've really ****ed
us off.

Huh, what was I just talking about?

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com

David Bartosik [MSFT MVP] wrote:
"Jimbo" wrote in message
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And I have found that certain people have selective memory and are passive
aggressive to a fault



Hey! Don't knock us passive aggressive people. Until you've really ****ed us
off.

Huh, what was I just talking about?

David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com






AKA ****ive missive.
Frank

Jimbo was very recently heard to utter:
And the bank wouldn't give you a flippant, borderline rude answer if
you asked for one.

You're obviously frequenting different banks to me

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

Ed

Banks are the very worst for crap lessen you have $1million or more to
deposit..

--
Mike Hall
MVP - Windows Shell/User


"Ed Bennett" wrote in message
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Jimbo was very recently heard to utter:
And the bank wouldn't give you a flippant, borderline rude answer if
you asked for one.

You're obviously frequenting different banks to me

--
Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher

"Margolotta" wrote in message
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On Tue, 27 Dec 2005 14:32:02 +0000, Jay wrote
(in article ):

I am using a Lexmark 3in1 printer. I can print photo's from file but I
cannot

get passport photo's right. They are either to big or small. What am I
doing
wrong.

Solutions in easy to understand terms please. I am not in to computer
lingo.

You're not into any lingo by the looks of it. First off, 'photos' is a
plural
and *no* plural requires an apostrophe.

Secondly, you're using the world's worst inkjet brand - there is nothing
worse than Lexmark.

'What am I doing wrong" is a question and should, therefore, end with a
question mark, not a full stop.

Thirdly, what has this to do with Publisher? Nothing is the answer to
that -
it's a printer issue, plain and simple.

Finally, please lose the caps, it's considered yelling, is very rude and,
if
used in the body of a post can make it very hard to read.

Are you a school teacher?

I agree about the Lexmark, but I have the same one, it was all I could
afford at the time.

I think the problem with the size of passport pictures (which probably
have to be a specific size) is the resolution they are saved at, compared to
the measurements.

I haven't read the other answers yet, so maybe someone answered his
question, without the criticisms.

Not everyone who has a computer and printer is rich and smart, and if
they knew everything already, they wouldn't be asking here.

~ Carrie