Printing photographs

[Norman Silverstone]

> Not a book suggestion I'm afraid, but I'd not suggest the Gimp as first
> port of call.  It *is* a good program, but the power comes at a cost of
> complexity which is a pain unless you are very keen to progress.
> Particularly it is not very intuitive when you start to learn to use it.
> 
> I'd suggest looking at gThumb, which you'll find already installed under
> Applications>Graphics on a default Hoary installation.  
> balances and brightness, and rotate images. 

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Having spent a large part of today looking into various possibilities I
must agree with you. Thanks for being so positive.

Norman