Summer Thompson fun

[JoeCB]

last weekend we hosted a gathering at the at the family cottage on Lake Huron. All had a wonderful time, espically good to watch all the youngsters having fun in the lake. yes, a bit of tubing was in store.
Joe B

[LancerBoy]

perfection!

[JoeCB]

AJR, a question... when the photo comes up on your screen is the motor visable in the frame? It was in my original photo but somehow got cropped upon posting

Joe

[Torchie]

Great Pic Joe. The"Sunrise side"
Most of the motor shows on my computer. Just the very back is cut off.
Karl.

[W Guy]

No motor in my view. Strange....?

Verne

[Dan Salins]

Change the zoom level on your browser. 100% shows the whole pic, 125% shows less, 150% even less, etc.

[W Guy]

It is (was) set at 100%.

Verne

[Dan Salins]

Sorry, I should have clarified. If you right-click on the photo, then click properties, you'll see that the photo posted is 1024 x 680 pixels. I have the screen resolution on my computer set to display 1440 x 900 pixels so my monitor, at 100%, shows the entire photo. Your screen must be set to display fewer pixels, so at 100% the entire photo isn't shown on the screen. If you right-click on your desktop to pull up your computer's display properties, then click the settings tab, you can change the screen resolution. A higher resolution will display the photo more in it's entirety. Or... you can simply change your zoom level to 75% or whatever you need to to see the entire picture.

[JoeCB]

Dan, thanks... that helps a lot.

Joe (the computer dummy)

[W Guy]

Well, that created a hell of a mess. It was like I was in 1st grade. See Dick run. See Jane go. And I saw HALF the boat!

[Dan Salins]

You're welcome, Joe. Glad it helped. Great picture by the way. Biggest thrill of having a boat is being able to provide fun for the kids. Verne, didn't mean to treat you like you were in first grade. When I don't understand something I like it explained to me as simply as possible.

[W Guy]

Dan,
I didn't mean you treated me that way. I meant the results reminded me of a 1st grade reader. Really big print.

Verne