How to Change colour of black and white photos

RFJ wrote:

Just can't win can I ;-)


You win!

Cheers,
Alan


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"Steve Andrew" wrote in message
...

Then perhaps you should have flamed the person who made the original
claim
that 'British English' is dead and that 'color' is correct. As you
would
also appear to be 'having a fart' then you would appear to be no
better than
anybody else.


Always being a stickler for the correct English spelling of words, it
has now put me at a disadvantage whilst learning HTML.
Occasionally, when typing 'color' in HTML, I resort back to the English
'colour', causing mistakes in my documents, bloody Americans.. :-)

"GwG" wrote in message ...

"Steve Andrew" wrote in message
...

Then perhaps you should have flamed the person who made the original
claim
that 'British English' is dead and that 'color' is correct. As you
would
also appear to be 'having a fart' then you would appear to be no
better than
anybody else.


Always being a stickler for the correct English spelling of words, it
has now put me at a disadvantage whilst learning HTML.
Occasionally, when typing 'color' in HTML, I resort back to the English
'colour', causing mistakes in my documents, bloody Americans.. :-)


Since I have a tendency (probably because I spent a lot of time in my youth
pouring over British motorcycle repair manuals) to use British spelling for
several words like that, I usually hit, "add" to my spell checker when it
points them out to me. There is certainly nothing wrong with using the GB
spelling........