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AVG - THE BEST - FREE VIRIS CHECKER - (Thanks to Jep Norwood for the pointer)
http://www.florenceelks.com/COMPUTER%20LESSONS/PAGE_DOWNLOADS.htm

AD-AWARE - THE BEST FREE AD WARE PROGRAM
http://www.lavasoftusa.com/

MICROSOFT IMAGE RESIZER - USING RIGHT CLICK IN WINDOWS EXPLORER (thanks to Gary Berry)
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx

Select the pictures you want to resize (Don't open them).
Right click on one of the selected images and select Resize Pictures from the pop-up menu.
A popup window should appear with a number of selections. You can select advanced and select a custom size if the pre-defined sizes are not what you
want.
Select the size you want and click OK. The pictures will be resized and saved to new files with the same name with (small) added. (resized Picture1.jpg will be saved as Picture1(small).jpg) Dave

TO SUBSCRIBE (3/3/6)
send an email to :    lyris@gmcnet.org
no subject::
Body:                     subscribe gmclist

answer the return email from lyris to set password

TO GET DIGEST MODE
send an email to:   lyris@gmcnet.org
no subject:
body:                     set gmclist digest

The standard way to connect to GMCnet is here:
http://www.gmcnet.org/signup.htm#RULE6
This does not always work on Webmail or WIFI connections. But if you have questions this is the best link to visit.

Author: Bill Brown - 77 Kingsley

2BD - To Be Determined

A/C - Air Conditioning

ATF - Automatic Transmission Fluid

BFH - Big F***en Hammer

Bluetooth - low power radio link to let computers and devices talk to each other

BTDC - Before Top Dead Center

BTDT - Been There, Done That

BTW - By The Way

CF card - Compact Flash card - a memory card for electronic devices

DIY - Do It Yourself

DD&B - Deaf Dumb & Blind

DGCC - Dave Greenberg's Credit Card

EFI - Electronic Fuel Injection

EKE - Engine Knock Eliminator

EOT - Engine Oil Temperature

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

FAQS - Frequently Asked Questions

FRP - Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic

FUBAR - Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition

FUD - Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt

FWIW - For What It's Worth

GFI - Ground Fault Interrupter

GFCI - Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (correct)
GPS - Global Positioning System

GMC - Gobble More Cash (or Get More Cash)

GMC - Grabowski Motor Company (Originally)

GMC - General Motors Corporation (Now)

<G> - Grin

HEI - High Energy Ignition

HTH - Hope This Helps

ID - Inside Diameter

IIRC - If I Remember Correctly

IMWTK - Inquiring Minds Want To Know

IMO - In My Opinion

IMHO - In My Humble Opinion

IPO - Idiot Previous Owner

JDs - Juvenile Delinquents

JMHO - Just My Humble Opinion

JMHUO - Just My Honest Unsolicited Opinion

JWID - Just What I Did

JWIDNM - Just What I Do Nothing More
KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid

KOA - Kampgrounds Of America

KW - Kilo Watts (1 KW = 1000 Watts)

LBJ - Lower Ball Joint

LF - Left Front (from driving position)

LMAO - Laugh My Ass Off

LOL - Laugh Out Loud

LOP - Low Oil Pressure

LPG - Liquefied Petroleum Gas

LR - Left Rear (from driving position)

LSR - Land Speed Record

MC - Master Cylinder

MH - Motor Home

MHOO - My Humble Opinion Only

NOBs - North Of Border folks

OD - Outside Diameter

OEM - Original Equipment Manufacturer

OHM - unit of electrical resistance = volts/current

OTOH - On The Other Hand

PB - Palm Beach

PITA - Pain In The Ass

PMFJI - Pardon Me For Jumping In

PO - Previous Owner

POL - 'Prest-O-Lite' - Propane Tank Valve

PSI - Pounds per Square Inch

PVC - Poly Vinyl Chloride

P!WAT - Perfection! Wherefore Art Thou?

RBL Roger Black's List

RF - Right Front (from driving position)

ROFL - Rolling On Floor Laughing

ROFLMAO - Rolling On Floor Laughing My A@@ Off

ROFLASMC - Rolling On Floor Laughing And Scaring My Cat/Children

RR - Right Rear (from driving position)

SNAFU - Situation Normal All Fouled Up

SOB - Some Other Brand

SUV - Sport Utility Vehicle

SWAG - Sicentific Wild Ass Guess
TBI - Throttle Body Injection

T/C - Torque Converter

TDC - Top Dead Center

TIA - Thanks In Advance

TIC - Tongue In Cheek

TPI - Tuned Port Injection
T/U - Tits Up

TUVMIA - Thank You Very Much In Advance

TZE - Prefix of a GMC VIN number, used to refer to a coach ID #.

TZE+ - Darren Paget's business catering to GMC motor homes

USB - Universal Serial Buss

VAC - Volts Alternating Current

VBG - Very Big Grin

VDC - Volts Direct Current

VIN - Vehicle Identification Numb

WAG - Wild Ass Guess
W - Watts = volts x amps

WC - Wheel Cylinder
XP - Microsoft operating system

YMMV - Your Mileage May Vary

I sent the following to Fay:
For AOL 9.0, open the Write page, Right click on the space for typing, a box opens, left click on "Compose as Plain Text", the box closes, compose the message and click Send.
It works for me.
Andy M, PA
75 PB

How to use Outlook for GMCnet
From GMCMOTORHOME.COM

HTML encoded or "Rich Text" formated messages. Originally internet email was designed as a "plain text" medium, but recently many software companies have begun producing email clients with text formatting capability. Unfortunately these programs work by sending multiple copies of the same message - one of which contains the formatting tags. This is an unnecessary waste of bandwidth and litters the digest and archives with illegible garbage - therefore all posts to GMCnet must be in "plain text" format.

NOTE: HTML encoded or "Rich Text" is now the default message format for many email programs, including MicroSoft Outlook Express, which is included with the Windows operating system. You must reconfigure these programs to use "plain text" before posting to GMCnet.

Microsoft Outlook Express Users - To turn off "Rich Text", set up an address book entry for gmcmotorhome@mailinglists.org. In the address book window, there should be a check box titled "Always send in Rich Text". This box should be left unchecked. If the box is titled "Always send in Plain Text", then it should be checked.

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HOW TO TRANSFER FROM THE MOTORLA RAZR

Gene: Siting here in a snowstorm outside of Glacier NP, I had more time to look at the problem. Now I can tell you how to get the photos on to the Micro SD card and then read them off via a card reader.

1. Turn the camera on (small camera button)
2. Go to options
3. Scroll down to #10,"switch storage device"
4. Hit "OK"
5. Select "micro SD card"

This will allow you to take your photos on the Micro SD card directly. You can then pull the card out of the phone and place it in an adapter (my card came with one) and then put the adapter in a standard card reader and retrieve the photos.

Now, if your pictures are already on the camera's internal memory, to move them do this:

1. Go to "MY PIX"
2. Select the picture you want to move by highlighting it with the black box around it (with the arrow keys)
3. Select "Options"
4. Scroll to #6, move
5. Hit the center button on the keys
6. Select "Yes" where it says "move to memory card"

You will have to do this for each picture stored on the internal phone memory, but you will be able to move them to the removable card and then read them off the card, which is what I think you want to do.

Verizon and Motorola did not make this easy, but it can be done.

I knew I had done it, but I could not remember how. I will need to save my own copy of this note so I have it if I ever want to do it again myself. LOL.

Whew! Sorry it took me so long to figure this out again.

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