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| ade |
Posted: 2004/8/24 10:49 Updated: 2004/8/24 10:49 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2002/6/14 From: Brisbane Australia Posts: 867 |
 Re: Speedo comparison great shots,I managed to pick a mph/kph speedo
also with a trip metre
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Posted: 2003/8/28 20:41 Updated: 2003/8/28 20:41 |
Home away from home  Joined: 2002/11/10 From: NorCalifornia, up by Sac Posts: 332 |
Re: Speedo comparison DD, what do you use to make these combo pics? I want to do this w/ my sedans.
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Posted: 2003/8/30 4:25 Updated: 2003/8/30 4:25 |
Moderator   Joined: 2001/5/3 From: 48 North Posts: 31599 |
Re: Speedo comparison no, I use Paint that comes with Windows.
- Open one picture
- Use the the select tool to outline part of the picture, then copy it (on the Edit menu, click Copy)
- Open a new Paint and paste in parts from different pictures
- right after you paste, you can use the mouse to move the pic-let around. When you click away from it, it stays there
- I use the Undo command a lot <smile> and try it again
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