THIS COULD HELP YOU KEEP THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE!!!!!!!!:bow:
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THANKS!!!!!!!
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THIS COULD HELP YOU KEEP THINGS IN PERSPECTIVE!!!!!!!!:bow:
Attachment : KEEPINGITINPERSPECTIVE.pdf (0.93 MB)
THANKS!!!!!!!
looks like a great site. Thanks!
p.s. the keeping it in perspective link just opens another link to this thread.
well isnt this entertaining !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by cooldolphins
this came from an adobe file, anyone know how to copy and paste it here properly??Quote:
Originally Posted by pee wee
the site I was talking about was the second link in hummerman's post about helping the families of soldiers.Quote:
Originally Posted by pee wee
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The perspective link I 'm trying to get to work came from an Adobe file, I can't seem to copy and paste it so we can bring it up, can someone help with this?Quote:
Originally Posted by cooldolphins
Prerequisite: You should have Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 Step 1: Open the web page and save it to your personal drive by clicking on the first button (saves a copy of the file). Step 2: Click on the 7th button (Snapshot tool) Step 3: Use your mouse to drag and cover the whole page (it can copy only one page at a time) and take a snapshot (which is taken automatically once you release the mouse button) Step 4: Open any imaging software like MS Paint and paste the image captured by the abovementioned process. Now save the image in whichever format you prefer (.jpg takes the least space and is easy to upload). Step 5: Upload the image in a website like imageShack.com - Your Photo and Imaging Portal and paste the link here with [img]link[/img]Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummerman
PLEASE DELETE THIS THREAD UNTIL i CAN REPAIR. WILL REPOST AFTER FIXING PROBLEM.
tHANKS.
I know what's easy for me, so it's gotta be easy for everyone else, LOl i just select all copy and paste the contents of the doc into word, then copy and paste from there to here:biggrin:
Yes that's an easier way but you lose out on all that wonderful formatting, pictures, et cetera...!Quote:
Originally Posted by rvalreadydang
Hey Hummerman, no need to thank me. I feel it's an obligation towards public service ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummerman
true, but there have been times my puter doesn't want to cooperate and won't download new programs or updates, so i take the easy way and just copy pasteQuote:
Originally Posted by breakeven
At least when this thing does rv, you wouldn't have an excuse not to get a decent machine!Quote:
Originally Posted by rvalreadydang
LOL good point, this time i keep the new one away from the kids!Quote:
Originally Posted by breakeven
THANKS FOR ALL THE COMMENTS, JUST CAN'T SEEM TO DO IT.
THIS WAS AN ATTACHMENT FROM AN E-MAIL, I CAN'T BELIEVE I CAN'T FIGURE THIS OUT:sads:.
THANKS FOR EVERYONES HELP.
RE-POST WHEN I FIX TECHNICAL PROBLEMS.
Hummerman,
no problemo. I was clueless so I thought your thread was about the link in your signature...didn't know it was your siggy...so I liked that site about the troops' families!
Did you try to use the paperclip icon above to post it as an attachment?
(i haven't figured out how to do that myself.):wacko:
Tammy
Haven't tried that yet.
I'll give it a try.
I sent the info. to Neno to see if he could post it, but now I
see he's off for the summer.
Bad timing I guess for me.
I'll
keep trying.
Thanks.:smiley:
Must say the Fisher house is a wonderful thing for military families. About 15 years ag0 my oldest son was medivaced to Wilford Hall Medical Center. We stayed in the Fisher House for about a month. they had it set up with a lot of the conviences of home and took care of us when we had so many other things on our mind.
Places like these make all the difference often to a family being able to cope or not. !Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoiledred
So true. One thing I have seen in times of need the military families come to gether to support each other. Many times civilians doent really understand all the stress that are happening with the miliary family. Whrn your living out of country and your familty is in the states, you play the single parent oh so often and have no clue as to what your spouse is really doing. asa mine would say, "If I told you what we were doing or where we were going I would have toshoot you". Got to the point you dont ask, but the spouses speculate. I know we were living in Panama at the time and I had two other young children at that time. we had left my youngest son their in Panama while I was in TX. If I didnt have the support of the people in that community I dont know how I would have gotten through all that was going on in our families life.Quote:
Originally Posted by H2O_Lover