Ken Cox

RAY win 7 64 home ie 9 lot of video dropouts on regular vimeo perfect sound ok on both ken

Eric just remember the original date -- i posted this to show how they figure things and quite likely those limits have quite likely been upped it is not my isp think my isp limit's me to 15 mb email upload ken

back in 2002 i posted this when i had a problem emailing a small show ----- Original Message ----- From: Shaw Internet Victoria Help <Vic.Help@sjrb.ca To: 'Sally A.' Sent: Sunday, April 07, 2002 12:38 PM Subject: RE: Mail System Error - Returned Mail Hello, My name is Tim. Mail servers are specifically designed to transmit text messages; similar to electronic 'postcards', or letters. Sending large email attachments congests data traffic, and delays delivery to ALL accounts on the server. Email is encrypted 'before' passing through the outgoing mail server, and decrypted 'after' passing through the receiving mail server. This encryption process can increase file size by 30% or more, depending on the file format. The 'shaw.ca' mail server can process files up to five (5) megabytes (Total) in size. However, this includes the size of the outgoing file after encryption. Though larger files occasionally get through, the recommended setting guarantees safe passage through our mail server. Remember that receiving mail servers, especially dial-up connection mail servers, may have further size restrictions to as low as 1 or 2 megabytes; in which case the message and attachment will be rejected and returned to you. Alternatively, most email programs will allow you to 'break' the message into smaller pieces to send it. Please see the programs help files for assistance with this. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) For years the Internet has used FTP 'File Transfer Protocol', to transport large files across. FTP transfers files of any size, from one Internet connected computer to another, and is the standard used to move 'Internet Freight' (Large Files). Just do a search on 'FTP', as there are 'free' and 'shareware' FTP programs, as well as 'packaged' software that can be purchased. Our first priority is to ensure that shaw.ca mail servers are available continuously, and we encourage you to consider file transfer options that directly meet the need. Please feel free to contact us, the local phone number for technical support can be found at http://support.shaw.ca/contacts.htm or visit our Customer Support Site at http://support.shaw.ca. Thank you for choosing Shaw. Tim E-Mail Support Team Shaw High-Speed Internet Service internet.help@sjrb.ca When sending a reply to us, please remember to include all previous correspondence. The size limit per email is 5 MB uncompressed. Because most files have some sort of compression, the actual file size is generally 3-4 MB allowable. We also have a storage limit of 10 MB of total space on our servers. If someone sends you a 2 MB email, but you only have 1.5 MB available, the message will be returned as well. Ken Cox 22 Lansdowne Ave., South, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada, N7S-1G2 pbyk@sympatico.ca ---

I have used a freebie for years see http://www.fookes.co...Thumbnails=3000 ken

Dan the whole enchilada here ken https://www.google.ca/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4ADFA_enCA470CA470&q=cameras+that+mountain+climbers+use

Dan you might consider a fanny pack or a small backpack and buy a bridge camera or find a mountain climbing website and see what they recommend ken

DAVE was going to ask "were you sure you were going with the grain" )))))))))) ken

Dave a work of art to say the least and a great show - is this the surprise you told me about the other day ? -- it will be a great surprise for your son for sure never heard a plane make so much noise 'tho ) ken

Dan can you not adjust the sound volume via the menu read your op inst's for details ken

DAN another couple links http://www.pcmag.com...,2403874,00.asp http://www.dpreview.com/ ken

Dan sorry about that Buying Guide September 27, 2012 http://mailing.enews.pcmag.com/read/archive?id=3773&mid=1067430&e=pbyk%40sympatico%2eca&x=9a16df84 try this ken

Dan Eric is about the last one that bought a new camera and it was a "bridge" type and he is making great videos once he figured it out my canon S3IS is a few years old but i am making satisfactory video of volleyball games i am being told look me up on facebook to see for yourself ken

YOU CAN START HERE http://bl169w.blu169.mail.live.com/default.aspx?n=1072787682&fid=1&fav=1#n=1872377790&fid=2&pdir=NextPage&paid=4c2c5a27-08b2-11e2-94b7-00237de461e8&pad=2012-09-27T14%3A47%3A56.547Z&pidx=13&mid=019e8d3a-0894-11e2-931a-00237de41524&fv=1 KEN

wowzer - our author is showing his sense of humour -- he must be getting ready to take those holidays he mentioned a bit back )))) ken

not too shabby -- Davy will be scabbin them and making a show )))))))))) ken

Eric does the DVR HAVE output jacks does you graphics card have matching input jacks if yes years back my ati all in wonder cards had software with the package to do what you want dvr has output jacks but graphic card does not have input jacks then you need another dvr to record as a dvd from your dvr for dedicated help see http://www.videohelp.com/ good luck -- it is very time consuming -- been there done that many times ) ken

http://www.coolutils.com/Formats/NEF ken

COMPARISON OF MODELS http://www.dpreview.com/products/compare/side-by-side?products=canon_sx50hs&products=canon_sx40hs&products=canon_s5is KEN

think it will also take filters see http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/powershot-sx50-hs/canon-powershot-sx50-hs-review.html ken

SEE http://www.dpreview.com/products/canon/compacts/canon_sx50hs KEN

Davey think the skull valve cap would make her shake -- but then again they might think it POWERRRRRRR ) ken

Eric not a good practice to update anything while doing something else -- they warn you all the time to shut down other processes and to save your work you could have upset the apple cart your self - the update was likely ok but??????? i dont know if a system restore is advisable or not - maybe Stu or others will have more advise but the way you are going you are digging a deeper hole to get out of i sure hope you have a log of everything you did up to now ken

ERIC you keep forgetting to mention --you did a download in the midst of the transfer and something happened - and think you were on the right track until then ken

Eric sounds like Stu wants you to post the pte file that you saved when you made your menu ken

Andrew the link appears broken message comes on from the Cottage so i proceeded to your site http://www.trailertrashaudiovisual.com/slideshows.htm and got it from there great collection of bands ken