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Trip Mobile Device Camera Versus Hard Copy Scan Tutorial

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We’ve recently been talking about mobile device Camera app methods of recording hard copy into digital form, and questioned its qualities when considering its resolution for written out or even typed out hard copy input. The questions float around … … Continue reading →

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Trip Mobile Device Usage Remembering Tutorial

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Continuing on with our trip themed tutorials, following on from the last Trip Mobile Device Gimp Photo Enhancement Tutorial one, we’d like to get you thinking of a mobile device as a memory aid, as well as what it is … Continue reading →

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WordPress Temporary Window Print Primer Tutorial

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A few different themes contribute to today’s tutorial about presenting a Print button, for a temporary timeframe for the current user only, for our WordPress Blog … document fidelity and the role of (hardcopy) PDF which we’ve discussed here before … Continue reading →

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Mac Preview Annotation Primer Tutorial

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The Mac OS X application called Preview is a very useful tool and its name explains it quite well in that: it creates output like you’d see in a Print Preview scenario, before you okay it for hardcopy printing it … Continue reading →

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Hard Copy to Word via PDF and Google Docs Tutorial

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There are two main “themes” to today’s tutorial called Hard Copy to Word via PDF and Google Docs Tutorial, the first of which has a theme we’ve visited before, and the second is a potentially powerful methodology you could use … Continue reading →

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