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How often does Joe Biden come around?
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MinnesotaSmith
Membership Revoked
Fairwillows
Where I am supposed to be.
They should have done that on day 1, that would have ended it right then and there!!!
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Neither here nor there.
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RT 7:48
Trump lawyer rips in to news media and their bias. Epic shredding of news reporting.
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Berretta40
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I have a wall of shame at work that has been empty since Obama. How do I print these off to fill my wall back up, please and thank you.
bw
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RightClick; ViewImage; Print
RightWinger
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1. Left click on the picture you want to save on your harddrive.
2. While keeping your cursor on the picture, Right click. This will bring up a menu.
3. While keeping your mouse on the menu, Left Click on Save Image As... a Save Image window will pop up.
4. Left Click on the numbered File Name (which will be a bunch of numbers) and type in a file name that makes sense to you so you can locate it easier later on. If you are just going to print the picture and then delete it, don’t waste your time in renaming it.
5. At the bottom right corner of the pop up window is a button named Save. Left click on Save and the file will be saved in your default download folder (aka subdirectory).
6. After your picture is downloaded, use your File Explorer program to locate your desired file.
Once found, you have two options to print your downloaded picture:
1.) Left clink on the file name, and then Right click on it, which will show a pop up menu to allow you to Left Click on Print, which will cause your printer to print it. WARNING: Doing this will usually cause the picture to be printed as a full page picture, which is probably much larger than what you want, and uses a tremendous amount of ink.
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2.) Using your wood processor (WordPerfect, MicroSoft Office, etc.) you can insert the file as a Graphic / Picture and alter the size to a smaller picture when printed. This is a little more work intensive, but allows you to customize the picture to your desired size and saves a lot of ink.
NOTE: Printing the picture is much easier than what it first appears above. Once you do it a couple times, it’s a very easy, simple thing to do.
Berretta40
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Thanks I think.
