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 Posted 03/29/2008  10:01 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add canadian_coins to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Dick,
Arcsoft is very easy Yes. But I don't know Photoshop to compare.... You can download the trial version to test.
Marc
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Marc, I checked out the lnk, and the software looks very much like the {hotoshpt tool bars, etc. I think I'll stick to this, for the time being. then maybe give arc-soft another look. might have something I can work with, easier than PS7.
Dick
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 Posted 03/30/2008  12:49 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add hugemistake2003 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
quote:
EDIT: Should the word" Souviens" be spelled as if "plural", or no?


That's the way it is conjugated.

se souvenir

je me souviens (I remember)
tu te souviens (you informal singlular remember)
il/elle/on se souvient (he/she/one remembers)
nous nous souvenons (we remember)
vous vous souvenez (you formal singular or informal/formal plural remember)
ils/elles se souviennent (they masculine/they feminine remember)

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Hugemistake2003, I thank you for the very explicit answer, particularily, since I am able to understand 90% of the French text. That obviously is due to a common base, "Latin". I cross=talk with the Italians easily, and as I mentioned, read, and understand the written text. I do not, ghowever understand the spoken language. During my time in the Navy, I went to many places that I had no knowledge of the spoken language, but on speaking with some of the older members of the locals, found that spanish is quite widely used,and I was "in, like a burglar"! and so it is today. I enjoy learning something new every day. That makes the day worthwhile, because, to me, a day that I don'tlearn something new, is a day wasted! Merci, mon ami!
Dick
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