HI
I'm still looking for a program preferably 'free' that will allow me to use a handwritten signature (my first name)to insert into my personal outgoing emails..or maybe 'how to do it' instructions that don't involve a program..THANKS
FIREFOX 3.0.6, THUNDERBIRD EMAIL
Featured Site: Concerts on Demand
CBC, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, put its archive of 894 concerts by Canadian
artists that you can listen to for free. They don't even require you to register.
You'll find Blues, Jazz, Classical, Pop, Rock, R & B, Folk, Singer/Songwriter, and World
music all there waiting for you. I'm listening to a concert as I type this.
Scroll down to the Concert Finder part of the page.
» Web Site Link: Concerts on Demand
http://www.cbc.ca/radio2/cod/
Hi Chet,
This link may point you to some good addons for Thunderbird.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/...gnature&
cat=all
Hi Kingsley,
Thanks for the great music tip!
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I scanned several versions of my signature, saved each as a jpeg file, and simply insert the chosen picture at the end of the message. Hope this helps.
Regards...
Hey Won - I trust you didn't scan several versions of the full signature you actually use for signing official documents?
cheers...JIMBO
I had the same thought. You wouldn't want to give people images of your true signature. They could use it however they wished. LOL
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hi, i would like a newer freeware program that allows one to run dvds without region codes.
i was using remote selector, but 2 different PCs identified malicious code in the executable.
besides that, support for the product has been discontinued, and very few dvd players can work with it (and only older versions of those programs that do work).
i would like to find a 'free' option of course, but maybe there is a reputable paid or low cost program available.
i know about the dvdidle/dvd region free/dvdfab family of programs, and i have read about them spreading malware as well, so im not too thrilled about those either.
any suggestions?
Thanks Clif and Won for the signature info..I shall try them post haste
Hi Brian - Have a look at 'DVD43'(it's free, of course)...no configuration needed, it just does it's job in the background:
http://www.dvd43.com/
cheers...JIMBO
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