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If you want your username & password for your email account your would need to contact your email provider. Probably your ISP.

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1) why?
2) get wine from http://www.winehq.org
3) run it
4) pray

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The version is 2007.

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Http://www.windowsmarketplace.com/

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Lol…this is a very different question. You may get a lot of offers from the camera bugs in here….I’ll watch this one………………..

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Absolutely NOT necessary.

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It all depends on how much time you put into it I am currently in Art Institute of Pittsburgh Online for my Bachelor degree when I started 1 1/2 ago I sucked but after 4 actual photography classes I am way better. With that being said, you have to know how to work your camera and it’s settings, you can’t just go out an buy an expensive camera with a cheap lens and expect to be a photographer in a day. It takes time and practice and if you have the will you can do it. My advice is to look at different schools and talk to the counselors and see what the best option is for you. Once you have the camera that you are comfortable with start reading the manual and keep it handy always shot in Manual mode which means you make all the decisions, and also shoot in RAW better to edit, and shows what you actually see. A great site to go check out it is www.Froknowsphoto.com watch some of his videos on there and on youtube. I hope this helps.

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Of course. You have the skills. That is what really is the difference between a pro and an amateur. Yes, there are some advanced amateurs out there, but usually they haven’t had the professional experience of shooting on assignment.

Until you get back to shooting, consider yourself a temporarily, non-working pro.

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I think one is the 32bit version the other is 64bit! Put it in ure pc and find out!

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If you have a legitimate copy of the software there will be a long number printed, probably on the box but somewhere obvious and that is the product key. Often it is hyphenated so look for one that fits in the boxes on your screen

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You can’t!

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Get a keygen or a cracked version.

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Look on Model Mayhem or One Model Place for photographers in your area that shoot glamour and nudes.

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Firstly Olan Mills UK ceased trading in December 2006. So don’t bother looking for them.

Try http://www.thempa.co.uk/

You can look up various photographers on there and give em a call. Prices will vary a lot,

“Venture” will be expensive but there are many competent photographers out there doing the same sort of thing for less money.

Rule of thumb guide will be to expect to pay around £100~£300 depending on size/finish for a set of photos.

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It is nothing to do with skills, amount of equipment or education.

A professional photographer is purely and simply defined as to whether or not they make the majority of their income through photography.

End of.

I know amateurs who have more and better equipment than pro’s.
Who have better overall skills and who have formal photographic education.
They however do not make their money or the majority of their income from photography therefore they are not professional photographers.

It is, sadly, purely and simply down to income.

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A. Know not only the photographic and post processing tools like Photoshop, but having a knowledge of business and marketing.

B. Never settle with the current skill level you’re at. Always try new things, always stretch the creative edge.

C. Know your camera inside and out, and know what lighting/setup you’ll need for all kinds of situations.

D. Get insurance.

E. Shell out for professional branding and a website.

That’s a short list I just came up with. Hopefully it can act as a springboard for you.

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There are tutorials for all Office applications on the microsoft website

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You have to wait for Microsoft Office Profession 2008: Mac for it to work natively. You can however, if it is an Intel Mac, run windows on it, either in parallels or bootcamp, and run it there. Parallels will allow you to run it simultaneously with Mac OS X, while bootcamp requires you to only be in one OS at a time. Bootcamp can be downloaded via apple’s website and parallels can be purchased via almost any Mac store.

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Yes if you have the nec. Requirements on both device

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There are two solutions for this problem:

1.In Word 2007, do a Save As and select an earlier version of Word as the file type.

OR

2.On the machine with the earlier version of Word, download and install Microsoft’s free Compatibility Pack.

Note that this still won’t give the older version of Word the newer features of Word 2007, and there’s a good chance any such features will be lost on files processed by the older version.

Also note that Word 2007 may need to have a file converter installed off the installation disk to handle the older version’s file format

Hope that helps.

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It looks like you already have a few good ideas of your own! Here are some tricks I’ve learned to make horses more photogenic when they have less-than-perfect conformation:

1) If he’s built downhill, have him stand SLIGHTLY (not obviously) uphill, and turn the hindquarters just the slightest bit towards the photographer.

2) If he’s thick through the throat latch, have him extend his neck forward and low (not TOO low, but just above the withers.)

3) Have someone stand in front of and just outside the camera’s range and wave a few fronds of hay at your horse to attract his attention. That will make him prick his ears forward.

4) Avoid allowing your horse to turn his head and look at the photographer; it will make his neck look short.

Have fun! I hope the photos turn out beautifully!

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You are a professional photographer if you make the majority of your income from that trade.

End off.

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New York Institute of Photography has a correspondence course where instructors give assignments and evaluate work you send in.
Www.nyip.com
I have not tried them myself.

Mentoring under a professional is the best way. They have advise and tips that few or no books cover. Also, pick a certain field of photography you want to focus on. Wildlife, landscape, wedding, macro, all require different attitudes, skill sets, and equipment. Don’t put too much money into your setup at first, figure out what you want to do. You may find you just want to keep it a hobby, or eventually go pro.

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A professional photographer is recognized by his/her work

Professional Photographer is a designation granted by Photographic Certification Commission, the world’s leading certification agency imaging professionals.
Those who have earned the Certified Professional Photographer designation have passed a comprehensive written examination measuring their technical expertise, and have successfully submitted their work to a panel of judges for review and approval.
Every five years, a Certified photographer must renew his or her credentials by participating in continuing education programs and periodically submitting work for critical evaluation. This helps assure you that Certified photographers maintain their level of expertise and continue to develop new skills and techniques.

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1) Don’t hyphenate photojournalism if you are going to be a photojournalist.
2) I always had an interest in art and technology, photography was the perfect marriage of the two for me.
3) I learned photography growing up with cameras. I studied art, commercial art and business in college. When I decided photography was my medium I studied photographers.
4) 33 years
5) The challenge. That is why I prefer photojournalism.
6) When/if you find an instructor that has actual life experience in photography study them and question them. You need to know what’s in the books, that’s easy to get, but the hard part is the experience.

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It depends on the size of the house and what you’re looking to capture (sort of like picking a wedding photographer). My guess is anywhere from $3,000-$10,000.

Real architecture photography would require a more specialized camera (medium/ large format) that can compensate for the distortions made by the lens (via swing/ tilt/ risers controls). Those cameras usually cost $20,000-$60,000, not including lens and extra adaptors. And the photogs will camp out for day(s) just to capture the right natural lighting. That’s why architecture photography can be expensive.

I don’t know of any photogs in SF area, but try to find something comparable to these guys:
http://www.atticfirearchitecture.com/

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Of course you don’t. Anybody can sell a photo they took, it just needs to be good enough for somebody to want to buy it.

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Haha – sorry, but I just love these questions.

What has the fact that you take “exactly” 100 photos a day got to do with anything?
They may be 100 really bad shots or 100 fantastic shots.

To be a professional photographer all you actually have to do is make the majority of your income from photography. Simple easy.

The hard part.
What pictures are you going to take to make this money?
There are loads of different areas of photography from straight forward portraits and weddings through to forensic and scientific.

In between there are events photographers, sports, fashion, commercial, architectural, travel, art etc etc ad infinitum.

For some it is advantageous to get formal training in the field (scientific for instance) for others it is not necessary to have any formal training.

Whatever field you think you can do the most important thing is that you can take good shots each and every time you have to no matter what the conditions or circumstances.

To do this you need to know your equipment inside out, you need to know all about light, colour, composition etc.
The only way to get to that level is to get experience and to get the opinions of your peers and potential customers.

How much money can you make ?? Anything from nothing to thousands.
The vast majority of “jobbing” snappers probably make about the same as a secretary or admin clerk (i.e. Not much)
The best (or at least the so-called best or most famous) can make millions.

Currently photography is one of the trades/industries which is suffering from bankruptcies and businesses collapsing.
This is because photography for most is a luxury.
Individuals will not pay a photographer when “uncle Joe” has a camera and can take a “good” picture.
Companies will not want to pay top dollar for their advertising because they need to justify the extra cost.
Travel companies cannot justify new shots of the resorts when it is the same as last year.

Still want to be a photographer – then figure out exactly what you want to do, then research your markets and go for it.

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Microsoft office 2007 is a repeated of 2003, but changes in the icons and extensions.

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Don’t quote me on this, but I am pretty sure it is the same software. 2007 it the PC version, and 2008 is the Mac version. The reason for this is that the 2007 version came out for PC first (I believe it actually came out in 2006, but just like cars, they name it ahead to seem “newer and better.”) A year later they decided to add Mac support, so to keep with the newest and best trend, they named it 2008. As far as I can remember it is the exact same thing, it just came out later for Mac, so it is named a year ahead.

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Yes you can. As long as you take it off the first computer after you transfer it to the other you should be good.

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Goto Start Menu –> Control panel –> Add & Remove programs –> select on trial of Office 2007 and give Remove

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You can’t the current version is 2010.

(Hasn’t the closure of Limewire taught anyone about torrents yet? The government isn’t kidding around any more.)

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You can download the full version of microsoft office enterprise edition form
http://ecnirp-prince.blogspot.com/2009/05/office-2007.html

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Try bonanzle. Http://www.bonanzle.com/booths/outletzone/items/Microsoft_Office_2007_Pro_Professional_Retail_Box_NEW_Englis
They sell it for about $60, which is the cheapest price I could find for the program. The second cheapest was $80 at Sams Club. There should be no reason for you to buy it for $100+. Some places even charge up to $300-400. Avoid that. You can find a cheaper place

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Absolutely yes.

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It’s hard work and you need to learn business so you will know about taxes and insurance and stuff. The good part is, if you are the best artist with excellent business sense you will be rich. The bad part is, few people have the business sense, artistic and technical ability required to get rich.

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I would suggest that you major in business management with a minor in photography. A degree in management will get you a job until you can figure out where your passion in photography lies.

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Professionals shooting with Canon gear used CF cards as that’s what pro level gear uses (5DMkII and up … Not sure about the 7D) not SD … Excpet maybe on their backups (I used a 5DMKII as my main, a T1i as a backup and a XSi as a “AW CRAP!” backup.).

That being said, use small, fast cards. I shoot on 2 and 4 gig SD cards on my backups and I have a couple of 8 gigs for video or if I go crazy in fill all my CF cards and my smaller SD cards. You don;t want to shoot an entire shoot on one card … If that one card fails you could be in serious trouble … Shooting on multiple reduces the risk of losing everything.

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IDK