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<p>[QUOTE="ola402, post: 13103140, member: 182"]Last entry: discovered that I need a 365nm flashlight to detect the manganese in EAPG. I have a 395nm blacklight which works on uranium glass but not manganese. I will order a new blacklight, who knew? Probably everyone but me, the flashlights all looked the same at Home Depot. </p><p><br /></p><p>And I could write a book about what I learned about my new iMac computer. I spent the weekend finding out how to convert image .heic files (Apple's new format) to jpeg while at the same time compressing them (convenient for the board). This is for photos taken on my iPhone which I also learned I could set it to take only jpeg format. I don't think I'll ever be able to use my old Fuji camera any more unless I use the old iMac. Sad, I love that camera. All weekend, I would google something and Surprise! It changed without consulting me. But at least I got answers after I figured out how to ask them. I'm officially old and out of it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ola402, post: 13103140, member: 182"]Last entry: discovered that I need a 365nm flashlight to detect the manganese in EAPG. I have a 395nm blacklight which works on uranium glass but not manganese. I will order a new blacklight, who knew? Probably everyone but me, the flashlights all looked the same at Home Depot. And I could write a book about what I learned about my new iMac computer. I spent the weekend finding out how to convert image .heic files (Apple's new format) to jpeg while at the same time compressing them (convenient for the board). This is for photos taken on my iPhone which I also learned I could set it to take only jpeg format. I don't think I'll ever be able to use my old Fuji camera any more unless I use the old iMac. Sad, I love that camera. All weekend, I would google something and Surprise! It changed without consulting me. But at least I got answers after I figured out how to ask them. I'm officially old and out of it.[/QUOTE]
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