Remember when…? – Toddler fall
July 21, 2014
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When I was 10, we moved from our 2-bedroom apartment to a 3-bedroom apartment because then, our family had 2 kids. My brother is 8 years younger than me, so
Remember when…? – Well
July 14, 2014
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When I was younger, my grandparents owned a cottage out of town. We would go there often in the summer, spending weekends and sometimes weeks. Then, my uncle took the
Remember when…? – Schoolbag
July 7, 2014
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When i was young, i actually loved school. I might not have been the best in class but i enjoyed going to school. Every day, we had homework to
What are scripts in PaintShop Pro? – Part 2
July 3, 2014
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Last week, we looked at what scripts were and what they could do. This week, we will dive in a little deeper into using scripts, coding them and choosing them
Remember when…? – Vandals
June 30, 2014
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I was born and raised in Montreal, in a duplex were neighbours were mostly close together. On the other side of the duplex where we lived, the neighbours had an
What are scripts in PaintShop Pro?
June 26, 2014
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In a previous article (5 reasons to add PSP to your graphic toolbox), we mentioned that one great feature of PaintShop Pro was its scripting abilities. It can run scripts,
Remember when…? – Nickname
June 23, 2014
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As some of you might know, my first name is Carole. Unlike other names, there isn’t an obvious nickname associated with it. It is not like Robert that becomes Bob,
Remember when…? – Fire
June 16, 2014
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House fires or forest fires could be devastating for some. I have heard of sad stories of families losing their home, their belonging, or worse, their loved ones. Up until
Remember when…? – Lost tooth
June 9, 2014
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As we are all adults now (aren’t we?) we all have gone through our first lost tooth. For some, it might be more traumatic than others, while some might have
Remember when…? – Crib
June 2, 2014
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When we are kids, the world looks very different than it does to adults. Our perception is less mature, we don’t yet understand some situations, and even less, the inferences
