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To: 5dave22 who wrote (18173)	1/11/2001 2:36:51 PM
From: 5dave22	Respond to of 60323

Also, what does this "Sun rising on SNDK" say? I still don't have audio (damn Pentiums). TIA, Dave

To: 5dave22 who wrote (18173)	1/16/2001 10:13:07 AM
From: Steve 667	Respond to of 60323

Re: High quality printers. Dave, Sorry I didn't answer sooner, I have been gone for a few days. I somehow doubt that the reason for the grainy-ness is the printer, but rather the picture that the print was made from. Check the resolution of the picture on the computer. get one that is at least 1024 x 768 and print a 5x7. You will "viva la difference" If you have a photoshop usergroup in your area, attend a few of their meetings and ask to see some of their "as good as it gets photos. You will begin to see a whole new world." Also try someplace other than gateway. Steve 667