It's easily available in India.

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That is the reason why we are here - to learn from each other. I also use PowerPoint for taking notes, especially when watching a video. I just take screenshots. Then I crop them, which also enlarges the photo. Then we can write our notes directly onto the photos after we move the cropped photos to PowerPoint.

PowerPoint embeds the notes, text boxes, etc.. into the photos, Word does not. It is a lot better than just scribbling notes on paper because you have the notes on a photo. You can then create a folder for them in pictures to put them in.

The default page in PowerPoint shows a place for a title. You need to change that to a blank page. Then when you paste the photo in it, if the photo doesn't fit the PowerPoint window just double-click the corners or hold the left click and fill the window so you can see the photo well, and save it.

Within the next few months I will need a 2T hard drive unless I start deleting older photos. And I hate deleting photos! lol

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Many thanks! Never knew one would go to this extent for perfection! And a lot of new ways that I could learn from you!

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Mr. Yong is very kind. I don't see how he has the time to do everything. Maybe he can function on a high level with only 3 hours sleep a night like President Trump. I know that my body needs at least 6 hours of sleep.

I transfer my photos to Microsoft Word while I am writing the article and decide on their placement and which ones I want to use. After I have made up my mind which photos I want, I copy/paste them from Word to PowerPoint. After I finish with text boxes and everything, I make sure everything is saved. Then I click on File, and then "save and send", then click "change file type", and then click on "JPEG" which changes the photo to ".jpg" which automatically compresses the photos. Then I change their names and save them to photos.

Then I change the photos in Word with the newly revised and renamed .jpg photos. Then I proofread the article looking for mistakes. Then I send a copy to my son for him to proofread. After I fix any mistakes that we catch, I send the article to Mr. Yong.

There may be easier ways to do it but that's the way that I am used to, and it's works for me.

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Yes, we have overcome the poor image problems after a lot of interactions with Jestine Yong, who was very patient to guide me resolve the issue. The issue was not my camera. The camera was good enough. But when I use microsoft document and shrink the images, the original resolution was getting lost and when Jestine Yong enlarges the pictures, it becomes blurry. Anyhow, thanks to him, we have now found out another way of sending without shrinking the pictures, and converting it to pdf. But I sure took a lot of Jestine Yong's time!

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You are very correct. My reward is the satisfaction that I get from such work, and the occupation of my body and mind with a lot of interest and enthusiasm focusing only on a positive result. This will keep my brain active and perhaps reduce hospital visits and expenses, which in turn is a good gain!

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