A Desktop image

[Beebs]

Click on it to see the full image. Tell me what you think!

[webmaster]

It looks kind of cool, but can't you show the original picture so we can se what you have done to it.

[Beebs]

I'll try and get it. It's on my PC, so I'll have to get some CDs to burn.

[webmaster]

Why can't you just upload is somewhere like you did with this image?

[Beebs]

My PC doesn't have the internet, so I have to burn things to a CD and put it on my mac to get it online. I don't like to do that with just 1 thing to burn on, but I'll probably have some other stuff done soon.

[ReFredzRate]

I'd say floppy disk, but it might be too big for that. Plus, do Mac's still have floppy disks anyway? õ_o

I really like the image though!

[webmaster]

Ever heard of CD-RW?

[Pure_Graphix]

or a flash drive? they are awesome! 512 works perfect for me, they are readable by both pc and mac and can fit multiple illustrator, photoshop, or any other file type.. it is just like a small harddrive, read in both usb 2.0 and some firewire. I would encourage everyone to invest in one! They are awesome.

- pure -

[ReFredzRate]

or a flash drive? they are awesome! 512 works perfect for me, they are readable by both pc and mac and can fit multiple illustrator, photoshop, or any other file type.. it is just like a small harddrive, read in both usb 2.0 and some firewire. I would encourage everyone to invest in one! They are awesome.

- pure -

That's right. I'm with Pure on this one. I bought an MP3 player once, and a camera. They both use different kinds of flash cards, but nearly every flash card reader supports 6 different types of flash cards, some even 8. If you don't have a network connection on every pc, a flash card reader is the best way to go. If you really have to transport a lot of data between your computers, you might link them up with a cross wired UTP cat 5 cable, but I think you should go for a flash card reader. Flash cards support up to 1.5Gb per card these days.