[OT] Download of the day at zdnet belgium

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John said:
Wish I could translate the page to read their remarks.
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I translated the review for you. Before reading any further, I want to
submit this statement (sorry for the yelling, but it *has* to be in
capitals). Any typos, grammar or other errors ary your at no extra costs.

FIRST: I'M DUTCH NOT BELGIAN. - Normally I wouldn't mind, but then this is
the day that pigs //do// fly.

SECOND: THE TEXT HEREUNDER IS A (AS GOOD AS POSSIBLE) TRANSLATION OF A
REVIEW WRITTEN ABOUT BABYA PHOTOWORKSHOP PROFESSIOANL 3.0.0 BY JAMIE
BIESEMANS, AS ORIGNAL FOUND AT
http://www.zdnet.be/downl.cfm?id=35215. *THIS TRANSLATION DOES NOT REFLECT
MY OPINION ON THIS PROGRAM IN ANY WAY!*

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Babya Photo Workshop Professional 3.0.0 <Freeware>

Download BabyaPhotoWorkshop3.exe (593 KB)

A free Photoshop alternative.

This compact application gives photo editors access to a wide umber of tools
to manipulate images. Surprisingly, Photo Workshop isa mere 500 KB in size,
and does not cost any money. It is not as good as a professional
application, like photoshop, but still offers more functions then you would
expect.

Photo Workshop is sober. ar the righthand side, you have access to all kinds
of draw functions through collapsible and clear menus.. A filter browser
gives a quick preview of certain effects, while the Babya Effects-module
offers even more filters. This module is a stand alone application, by the
way.

Less praktical is the way it handles larger pictures. There is no qwuick way
to zoom in or out on an image. Adjusting the size does not always give the
right result. Photo Workshoep //does// offer some handy tools to create
frames and to transform images to buttons.
Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

Given the fact that Photo Workshop is aviable for free, it is certainly very
interesting to those who quickly want to adjust some images.
<freeware>
jamie Biesemans
25 March 2004
Source ZDNet
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roflmao

Easily pleased obviously ;o) (but then, it is ZDNet ;o) )
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lol! precicely what i was thinkin' too!

--
To err is human. To bleat is ovine. To bark is canine.

To forgive is divine. To oink is porcine. To purr is feline.

To moo is bovine. To howl is lupine. This list is assinine.
 
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 05:41:41 GMT, in alt.comp.freeware, "|3iff //ullins"
<[email protected]>, wondering whence the lambs & piglets, bleated &
squealed:

[snip]
--
To err is human. To bleat is ovine. To bark is canine.

To forgive is divine. To oink is porcine. To purr is feline.

To moo is bovine. To howl is lupine. This list is assinine.
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Nice sig <g>. May I borrow it?
 
To err is human. To bleat is ovine. To bark is canine.

To forgive is divine. To oink is porcine. To purr is feline.

To moo is bovine. To howl is lupine. This list is assinine.
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How true. How very, very true.
 
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 05:41:41 GMT, in alt.comp.freeware, "|3iff //ullins"
<[email protected]>, wondering whence the lambs & piglets, bleated &
squealed:

[snip]
--
To err is human. To bleat is ovine. To bark is canine.

To forgive is divine. To oink is porcine. To purr is feline.

To moo is bovine. To howl is lupine. This list is assinine.
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Nice sig <g>. May I borrow it?
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ya know, it reminded me of YOU when i found it in a .sig archive.(you
had the word 'bleat' in your intros for awhile...

of course you can use it! :)

here is the .sig archive where i found it:
http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~moose/sigs.html
 
Should we care?
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Of course you shouldn't, but that's why it says OT in the subject. If
you don't want to read these messages, just filter them out and whatever
you do: don't answer them (especially not three times :-)
 
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