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I wonder if someone with a calibrated monitor has to do it. Maybe one of the photographers can help.

3125= R0 G183 B198 3105= R127 G214 B219 3135= R0 G155 B170

Pantone Uncoated 3115U= R 45 G 198 B214 Is that what you wanted?

Would the eye dropper in photoshop help? You click a color on the screen & it matches it & tells you the RGB or CMYK #s. I never print my own stuff so I don't know if that helps with what you are doing.

I didn't get specific with the wording on the invites, but all the details were on my website about kids & guests.

Quote: Originally Posted by xJuicyJx its 186 files Becks was 160. Maybe 160 is about the limit. Do you mind breaking it up into 2? Or just leave out 26 that are common. If you don't have time, I can do it. Your email got to me fine.

Quote: Originally Posted by Helen_S81 Morgan, I have 249 fonts on this computer (some of them put there by daughter #1), nearly 30 MB's worth. I'm sure you don't want them all. I guess I can make another folder and copy some of them over there, but how do I tell which ones might be useful to someone else and which ones are the usual windows ones? Is there an easy way to tell? I don't think there is an easy way to tell. My windows fonts are more often Open something, with an "O" on the icon. The ones I download tend to be True Type with a "TT" on the icon. I think it would just be easier to send them all so you don't have to try to sort them. If it's one that someone already has, a prompt will come up saying they already have it. So you just have to click "OK" and it won't put that font in. Maybe someone else has a better suggestion, though. It seems like the files shouldn't be much larger than 160 fonts to not get rejected by the email. So if you have a whole lot of fonts, you might need to make more than one file & send them in seperate emails.

Quote: Originally Posted by xJuicyJx Morgan - I'd check that the BDW email is working.. I got one of those Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently Your file was too big. That's weird though because it got to me fine. I tried to forward it to the font account & it came back to me too. Both accounts are yahoo. Odd. Do you mind breaking it up into two files? Also how many fonts was it? That might help us know if there is a limit to how many you can send per email.

Quote: Originally Posted by carly I think this is a great idea and now need to work on getting some cool fonts! Oh yeah, and figuring out how to extend my trial of winzip without actually BUYING it! I have Win Rar. Maybe it's free? I don't know. Mike put it on my computer.

Quote: Originally Posted by xJuicyJx I already have my fonts on CD for you Great! But, if you want to be a part of the font swap you can do that too. That way you will get all the other fonts, not just mine. I can't wait for all the fonts!!!

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Carly & I have been talking about an easy way to swap our fonts. This is the plan. 1. If you want to participate you will need a program to zip & unzip files. WinZip® - The Zip File Utility for Windows - Zip/Unzip, Encrypt/Decrypt You can get a free trial of WinZip here. Or get the evaluation version of WinRar. 2. To get access to the fonts you first need to share fonts. If you don't have any cool fonts, go to dafont.com, fonts101.com, or many of the other free font sites & start searching for nice fonts. 3. Once you have a folder of fonts, give it a good name (Xxxxx's fonts). If you have over 150 fonts, break them up into multiple folders so the file isn't too large. 4. Create a zipped folder of these fonts for easy uploading & downloading. 5. PM me for the BDW fonts email address 6. Email your fonts to both email addresses. Put PC or Mac in the subject line depending on what type of computer you have. The font files are different for Macs or PCs. 7. Once I get your email, I will send you the password to log into the BDW font email account. This account will have all the fonts that have been emailed to it. 8. Do not delete any of the emails!!! 9. Post here once you've sent in your fonts so people know there are new fonts to go get. Here are some pictures:

Quote: Originally Posted by jean-marcus finally someone agrees with me that games are detramental to a relationship haha i have dated women 19-42 (im 30) and there doesnt seem to be a happy medium... get them too young and they are all about partying and sleeping around and this and that... get them older then they are desperate to settle down usually and seem to have an insane amount of issues built up from past relationships... usually i seem to date a few years younger then me but that doesnt work either hahaha im just SOL there are mature & immature women at every age

Quote: Originally Posted by jean-marcus i dont think i can explain this enough.... I HAAATE GAMES>. i dont like them. i never have. as soon as i notice that they are playing games i lose interest. its just a headache and drama.. i honestly want a woman who is honest and speaks her thoughts. life is too short to play games... and i have always been ready to settle down and have a serious relationship. im not like most guys. i hate casual dating. im looking for miss right. but im not about to just rush into it and settle for anything. im not about to say "i do" before i know that its gonna be forever. I agree. There don't have to be games in the beginning. Mike & I never played any games. We were always honest & straight forward. It was so refreshing. I had been ready to be in a relationship like that, but every guy I dated was always so wishy washy. I felt like they didn't know what they wanted so it was too confusing to me & just got frustrating. Mike knew he wanted to be with me without any doubts. So I think that's what made things so simple. I'm not saying our relationship is a fairy tail. We have our fights & things to work through. But, we are always improving as a couple. So if you are ready then to be serious about someone then I think it just takes the right person. Are you dating girls your age? or ones a lot younger? If they are younger they may not be ready for anything serious. Would you consider online dating? I think it works for so many people because so many of the people on their are tired are messing around with the dating scene & just want to find someone they can really care about. Then there are some just looking for a good time, but usually you can sort them out. I haven't done it, but my friends have had good experiences. If I was single right now, I'd definitly be giving it a shot.

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OK I made a zipped file of my fonts. Carly, I'm going to PM the mega upload site it's on & see if it worked. What should be the rules for getting access to the font library? I'm all for sharing, but I do feel like people should contribute too. I spent hours building up my font collection. Probably days.

Quote: Originally Posted by carly Morgan, I think that's actually a great idea. But I like the uploaded one better. Only cuz burning CD's of fonts would get kinda old real quick. I signed up for megaupload.com. Perhaps we could create a BDWusers account or something... I think you'd have to upload one by one & then download individually. Could we make a zipped file of all our fonts so it's one upload? i've never made a zipped file.

also dillards has color sorting.

Geez, what is up with BMs complaining about dresses when the bride is nice enough to just pick a color. I've always wished I was in a wedding where the bride let me pick my own dress. There are websites where you can sort by color. It can't be that hard to find a white dress. I hope I've never been that much of a PITA about a BM dress.

I have a bunch of friends that work in the same building on campus. So I just hand delivered many of my save the dates. I took the money I saved on stamps & bought magnets & pens of the TV show "The Office" from Target's dollar spot. So everyone got a Save the date & their choice of an office pen, pencile, or magnet. Cost me the same amount as a stamp & was much more fun. I felt like santa delivering them. Really, does a 41 cent stamp show someone you care? I'd just hand them out.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kat81 You need to come to Texas. I'll hook ya up with some saneish hot chicks I agree, Texas girls are the best

Quote: Originally Posted by jean-marcus you have no ideaaaaa the issues us guys have to sort through.... guys are just as messed up in the head but its so easy to read through them... i mean if you see a guy who's all suave and saying all the right things and buying you drink after drink in a bar OBVIOUSLY he just wants sex... not tough to figure that out. and if he drives a porche but still lives at home "because he is helping take care of his mother" then obviously he is a looser who wastes all his money on a flashy car... but women are so sneaky and hide all their flaws and insane wacky issues its not fair... why cant women be easier to read. I think guys are way more confusing. I hate when guys pretend to like a girl just to avoid hurting her feelings. Instead of just coming out & saying they aren't that interested they say "Oh, I've been so busy with work." Just tell the girl! Just about every guy I dated before Mike played games. They never wanted to get too attached because I guess they think a girl wants to control their life once they get too close. From the first day with Mike it was completely different. He was up front & honest about how he felt. It was so relaxing to just date without all the drama. Maybe that's how it's supposed to be when you find the right person. Not sure. I've only done it once.

Quote: Originally Posted by LeXiee Morgan do you have any idea what kind of flower the bride has in her hair (in the very last photo)? I don't know what it is. Hopefully somoene else does, because I'm also wondering.

Quote: Originally Posted by sunnydaes but its not working... Click an option on the left. Then pictures will show up.