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Photo and imaging software is used to edit and compose raster images; Adobe Photoshop, which dominates the market, has its own topic. Common actions include cropping, slicing, retouching, color replacement, masking and erasing. Other programs include Apple Photo, Corel PaintShop Pro, GIMP, Serif PhotoPlus, Pixlr, PhotoScape, Picasa and IrfanView.
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I'd like to remove the large heart and smiley face which are on top of the image. Any way to remove them? Thanks.
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Something went wrong when moving photos from my two cameras to the Windows 10 desktop followed by using Irfanview to change the size of the images.
Then trying to crop those photos. The program is Microsoft Picture Manager and I took 6 photos with one camera and got those resized and cropped. Then on the other camera there were two photos and upon opening them in MPM to crop them I'm getting the message seen in the screen shot. Don't save is the only option that works. I re-booted and tried to open and crop a different photo and get the same result. I can not crop with this program starting today.
Anyone aware of any settings that might be involved? It's Office 2007 I think and this program has worked perfectly until the two images from camera #2 (a camera which has also worked perfectly for many years - however I am not 100% sure I have used it after May 8, the date Windows 7 was removed and Windows 10 installed). I'm not sure how the camera would affect the Microsoft Picture Manager if at all. Thanks.
Then trying to crop those photos. The program is Microsoft Picture Manager and I took 6 photos with one camera and got those resized and cropped. Then on the other camera there were two photos and upon opening them in MPM to crop them I'm getting the message seen in the screen shot. Don't save is the only option that works. I re-booted and tried to open and crop a different photo and get the same result. I can not crop with this program starting today.
Anyone aware of any settings that might be involved? It's Office 2007 I think and this program has worked perfectly until the two images from camera #2 (a camera which has also worked perfectly for many years - however I am not 100% sure I have used it after May 8, the date Windows 7 was removed and Windows 10 installed). I'm not sure how the camera would affect the Microsoft Picture Manager if at all. Thanks.
When I go into my Photos app, I'm seeing pictures that go back to 2017. When I look at my Storage, it says that I've got over 4 GB of photos sitting on my system. Yet when I go out to my Photo library, I'm seeing this:
Everything obvious says that the only pics I should be seeing are 2019 and that's it. I've saved everything else to another drive, but the fact that I'm still seeing pics from 2017 in the app and the fact that over 4 GB of photos are still on my system tells me that there are pics on my system that I'm not seeing.
Where else can I be looking?
Everything obvious says that the only pics I should be seeing are 2019 and that's it. I've saved everything else to another drive, but the fact that I'm still seeing pics from 2017 in the app and the fact that over 4 GB of photos are still on my system tells me that there are pics on my system that I'm not seeing.
Where else can I be looking?
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I would like to know where is the location of the recent photos and favorites is in the PHOTOS App on my Windows 10 PC? I would like to see different photos instead of a single photo in the Photos App Tile in the Start menu. I am attaching a screen capture.
Thank you,
Basem
Thank you,
Basem
Hi Guys
The third line in the attached jpeg file has the correct url for the file findme1e.asp which is actually located in the root directory
Someone however decided to look for that file in an existing subdirectory called /ht_99
(as showed in attachment)
There is no such file in that directory!
This is done approximately 200 times each day for the last 30 days
Can anyone tell my why would someone do that?
Why this request is not getting a 404 code response?
What does he have to gain?
Am I being Hacked?
Thanks
Dory
The third line in the attached jpeg file has the correct url for the file findme1e.asp which is actually located in the root directory
Someone however decided to look for that file in an existing subdirectory called /ht_99
(as showed in attachment)
There is no such file in that directory!
This is done approximately 200 times each day for the last 30 days
Can anyone tell my why would someone do that?
Why this request is not getting a 404 code response?
What does he have to gain?
Am I being Hacked?
Thanks
Dory
I have this problem when I delete a picture using photo viewer, the picture does get deleted but it remains on the screen for some reason until I click either refresh or click exit the screen. When in fact there is only one copy of the image . so when I delete it ,it gets deleted in a sense but another ghost image comes from somewhere and appears and I click on it to be to be deleted and it never ends. Can someone tell me what is going on here? what is the solution ? Why is this happening?
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I uploaded a new image column with images directly to an existing mysql database. I have attempted to view the images in the frontend using an ajax call with all the other data, however, I am receiving the following error for the images:
[object%20Object]:1 GET http://localhost:5000/[object%20Object] 404 (Not Found)
It appears that the path is not found, however, the images are within the database itself:
Please see the code below:
$(document).ready(() => {
$('#allData').click(() => {
if ($('#stores').is(':empty')) {
console.log('It is empty, data can load');
$.ajax({
//$.getJSON({
url: 'http://localhost:5000/alldata',
type: 'GET',
datatype: 'json',
success: (data) => {
var station_data = '<a href="http://localhost:5000/station" target="_blank" class="insert">Insert a new Record</a>';
$.each(data, function (key, value) {
station_data += '<div class="store">' + '<img src="'+ value.Image +'" width="70" height="70">' + '<li>ID: ' + value.ID + '</li>' +
'<li>Station: ' + value.Station + '</li>' +
'<li>Address: ' + value.Address + '</li>' +
'<li>Sales: ' + value['Monthly C-Store Sales'] + '</li>' +
'<li>Operator: ' + value.Operator + '</li>' +
'<li>Top SKU: ' + value['Top SKU'] + '</li>' + '</ul>' +
'<div class="store-action">' +
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