@kdfrawg I tried to acan some negatives from a roll of film I'd had developed a few years ago, using an Epsom V330 flatbed scanner. I alternate between the standard Epson software, Apple's Image Capture & VueScan.
In this case there was a failure. Caused by some fuckwit at the photo shop getting confused and supplying me with negatives from some useless arsehole who didn't even know how to hold a camera, going by the blurred and strangely-angled pics on the negatives.
I wasn't able to get my negatives back so I demanded (and received) a CD with the images scanned at 1200 dpi.
I'm still angry at them handing my negatives to some numpty who'll never even look at the things.

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No, it's fine. I was just observing the fact that you can get a widescreen view as well as the upright one

Two views of Cappuccino on the Lumia 1520 using the Edge browser.

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Damp Lord Nut

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A couple vs a couple of. Very fun vs much fun.

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Another useful thing about this Lumia 1520 is MS Office basic: Word, PowerPoint & Excel mobile apps are included, no subscription required. I have retained the 15GB camera roll & 15 GB bonus on OneDrive and claimed another 200 GB via an ISP special deal. No extra costs involved with that, either.

"Hello? Is that Mr Emery?"
"Yes…." "Mr Emery, I am calling you about the Federal Government Solar …" "Excuse me, I must check something," says I, observing that it's almost 8pm. "I'm very sorry but I can't continue this conversation. Not at this time of night, 8pm is at best, an inconsiderate time to phone. Goodnight."

Pricks. I hate those arseholes.

Yes, I'm very aware of diabetics requirements, several of my friends in the Men's Shed group have that condition at various levels. We need to know what to do should they get into difficulties. As one said just yesterday, "put me in a seated position where I can't fall over & call the ambulance."

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This is plain nasty. http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/article/614685/new-macos-ransomware-spotted-wild/?utmmedium=rss&utmsource=taxonomyfeed
It's very nasty ransomeware because even if you do pay, no decryption code is sent.