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[cellio]

I am new to the ways of USB devices, though I still think it's a documentation failure.

It turns out that when installing the driver, the camera has to be connected and turned on. Never mind that the driver is on a CD and -- in one go-round -- I explicitly navigated to the correct file on that CD. If the camera isn't there, Windows apparently just blows you off and lies about installing the driver.

So I can now download pictures (yay!). It appears that I'm not very good at taking pictures of myself, though, so updated userpics will, for the most part, have to wait a bit. (Arm's length is too close for the flash. Tomorrow perhaps I'll figure out how to use the timer, or go outside if it's sunny.)

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[tsjafo.livejournal.com]

Cool. Our two cats can be seen here http://www.windblossom.com/callahans_pets/feline.html
Click on the pic of Mikey and Browneyes to see a larger view. They are also litter mates and were feral when we found them behind my parents place eleven years ago. We also have a ten year old dog who's not quite as big as Browneyes (the LARGE gray).

[cellio]

How cute!

The calico looks to be a large cat (both long and filled out), unless it's a trick of the camera angle.

My last visit to the vet for check-ups confirmed a fear I was developing: Baldur, the gray and white cat, now weighs as much as the other two put together.

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[tsjafo.livejournal.com]

Mikey (the calico) is the same length and height as her brother but he weighs exactly twice as much, she's 8 pounds and he's 16.

[cellio]

Wow, it doesn't look like that from the picture. I guess I assumed that the photo angle was "enhancing" the gray cat (or that a lot of that was fluff).

Erik (the red-head) weighs 9 pounds, same as Embla. (She looks bigger, but that's the long-haired-cat phenomenon at work.) Baldur weighs 18 (oof!).

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[tsjafo.livejournal.com]

Baldur is a big boy! *grin*