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#60196
Topic
Editing the '2oo4 Editions' - which changes would you revert?
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I think Sir Alec resented that a lot people from the 1980's onwards only really associated him with the Star Wars films - and was the major topic of converstion whenever a fan met and talked to him.

This is a man who has a lifetime of distinguised acting work - from the Ealing comedies (which I urge anyone to watch for his comedial timing and delivery), to Kafka, A Passage To India, Laurence Of Arabia, Cromwell, Bridge On The River Kwai and Tinker, Talior, Soldier Spy to name but a few.

His imdb list:-

Alec Guiness IMDB Page
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#60188
Topic
Printing Star Wars DVD covers
Time
No probs m8 - was a great idea of snooy47

Before I came across his idea I once went around the in-laws to use their cool printer - though they had Photoshop, a program I'd never used before - I was used to Paint Shop Pro) - it took me hours and fair few mistken print-out trying to size them up correctly...

cost me a few bottles of good wine as a thank you to them, that did
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#60020
Topic
Printing Star Wars DVD covers
Time
Rik m8

Start up Word so it's on a new blank page.

click on File, and then Page Setup, click Paper Size and tick the Landscape box, press OK.

now click on File, then Page Setup, and click on Margins. adjust the margins to 3mm on all sides - this will fit even the 4-disc dvd covers.

click on Insert (top row of commands), and then Picture - scroll onto and click 'From File' - search for the pic you wish to print (or save in word format). Once you've found it click Insert, wait a few seconds for it to copy itself over and then click on File, and then Save As... or Print Preview or whatever you are gonna do to it.


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#59831
Topic
Star Wars DVD Covers
Time
Originally posted by: RobinHood
Has anyone made some printer friendly inserts of the Anamorphic set that goes with the Cerbero´s negative style made by Liteoni? That is the black text on white background.

I would appreciate if anyone care to post a link or upload them.

Thanks.



That is one cool 'inksaver' dvd cover set - only drawback for me is that the colouring of some of the lettering is brown (not black) which I'm not a big fan of - I've been trying to experiment with changing the colours but have had no joy so far...