I went to see Howl's Moving Castle last night. Has anybody else seen it? Any comments?
On a completely unrelated note (but hey, it's the Long Bridge Club so it's cool), I just finished eating a yoghurt that I grabbed from the back of the fridgebefore I left for work today. It tasted a bit wierd so once I was done I searched the bin for the foil lid and read the best before date - 19th September. That's gonna hurt later.
I cannot listen to it right now, but I bet it's that famous line from from "Brain Dead": "I kick arse for the Lord!" “Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country.” — Nazi Reich Marshal Hermann Goering
Does anybody know how to change the title of a thread? Apparently if you created it, you can cahnge the name, and the Bond thread has recently been renamed to reflect Daniel Craig's appointment as 007. Anybody in the know care to help?
You could probably find something on Downloads.com, but I can't guarntee it wouldn't be shareware (free for so many days, then you have to pay to continue)...
I was feeling a bit egotistical today so I changed the thread name. If Warbler can have his own thread, so can I You are still all welcome to visit and post anything, regardless of topic, so please do.
Do you have a DVD of Return of the Jedi? (Official or not, doesn't matter)
If so, play it on your computer and press the PrintScrn button (next to F12) during Jabba's death scene, then open Paint and select the "Paste" option. It should bring the screen up.
Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab Do you have a DVD of Return of the Jedi? (Official or not, doesn't matter)
If so, play it on your computer and press the PrintScrn button (next to F12) during Jabba's death scene, then open Paint and select the "Paste" option. It should bring the screen up.
Sometimes you cannot have a printscreen out of a DVD screen, in which it would show a pink, blue, or black screen instead, when you paste it over a program like paintbrush. That's because the image is sent to the DVD program in a different way, outside the OS I belive - which would make it too slow to show up on the monitor.
I belive some programs do have a printscreen key that allow you to have a file with the present scene though. Windows Media Player allows this on some medias, not sure on DVDs. “Voice or no voice, the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same in any country.” — Nazi Reich Marshal Hermann Goering
That doesn't always work. I tried screengrabbing from my Simpsons DVD and it wouldn't let me - when I pasted into paint I got a screen grab of my screen, but instead of a simpsons image there was just black. I figured it was some kind of built in protection.
Edit - just realised Rik posted pretty much the exact same answer at the same time.
If you don't mind a depressive Mickey Mouse, you could check this out. I made it for a shool project; the entire school is going to vote on whose video is the best of my Multimedia class, and this on is mine, to "Broken" By Amy Lee and Seether.
