MonkeyPhoto Creates Unique Digital Photo Creations
(ContentDesk) March 03 2004--Monkeymen Software has released MonkeyPhoto V2.0, a unique and intuitive digital photo enhancement tool for Windows.
Spruce up photos with over 100 digital frames for all occasions.
The program includes an extremely easy to use photo editor, with three stunning one-button effects.Create digital photo cards from your computer any time you like.
One click adds a unique frame to your photos, including frames for birthdays, holidays, weddings, thank you, birth announcements, congratulations and more.
Many of the frames are hand-drawn and unavailable anywhere else.Email pictures to friends and relatives with one simple click.
Print out up to four enhanced photos per page, enabling you to create your own greeting cards.One click of a button adds a photo effect.
The enhance effect lightens and sharpens a picture taken in poor light.
The sepia effect button gives an old-fashioned photographic appearance, whereas black-and-white can be used to create elegant art effects.MonkeyPhoto gives anyone the power to create beautiful and sophisticated photo creations with just a few mouse clicks.
Instead of puzzling over complicated photo software, MonkeyPhoto will unleash your creativity in minutes.MonkeyPhoto V2.0 runs under Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP, costs $29(US) and may be purchased securely online at http://www.monkeymen.com/.
You can download a free, fully-functional 30-day trial version of MonkeyPhoto from the same web address.
For further information, contact Monkeymen Software, 1341 David St., Ste. 311, San Mateo, CA 94403 USA. Email: e-mail protected from spam bots Internet: http://www.monkeymen.com/Evaluation Copy Available on Request.
New Sony UP-55MD Medical Printer with USB Flash Memory Interface Replaces the Sony UP-51MD
Carlsbad, CA (ContentDesk) April 28, 2006 -- Scientific Vision Systems, Inc. (SVS), one of the largest distributors of medical, industrial, and professional video equipment in the United States, today announced availability of the new Sony UP-55MD medical printer.
The unit replaces the now discontinued Sony UP-51MD.
The new UP-55MD is ideal for diagnostic imaging systems and has applications in medical facilities that provide ultrasound imaging and endoscopy.
The printer is also an ideal peripheral for mobile C-Arm units and other medical and scientific applications.Featuring a smaller footprint than its predecessor, the UP-55MD medical printer also provides an advanced feature to easily capture system images:
a Sony MicroVault" 128 MB Flash Memory portable storage device packaged with the printer.
Users can now insert any USB device into the printer to download still images from the printer.
These images can then be downloaded to...
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My Printer Died - An Epitaph
My printer just died. My Epson C60 that I've had for almost 2 years was my buddy. I loved that printer. It was there for me through thick and thin. Sure it had it's quirks and idiosyncrasies like not printing when my office temperature dropped to 17 degrees because I forgot to turn the thermostat up one bitterly cold morning.
I had to open the lid and point a ceramic space heater inside to thaw it out. There were times that it drove me crazy. Sometimes when I asked it to print something for me it would sit there and clean itself for what seemed like an eternity. Whirr - click- pop - pop - whirr - click etc, etc, etc. I could pull my hair out sometimes.
Why does it always do that when I'm in a hurry?My old Epson and me became pretty good friends though. It always treated me good with sharp, detailed prints. I never had to worry about going broke with ink cartridges because the generics I used in her were really cheap and since I bought them from myself I got the VIP discount....
My Printer Died - An Epitaph
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