It saddens me to say that my mother-in-law of 15 years has passed away on June 8th. She was a kind soul and loved everyone. As far as I remember she has always talked abut wanting to be with her mama, who passed away when she was 10. We are not sure why the initial cause of death was, however we do know she went very quickly and did not suffer. Keep her in your thoughts and prayers.
Memorial services will be held on Saturday June 15th up Cottonwood Canyon at Storm Mountain.
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Created this many years ago and still one of my favorites.
So I broke my leg, and my ankle while I was out on a deliver for Door Dash back on March 24th. I had to have emergency surgery to add a plate to my tibia and my ankle.
Here are the X-Ray
How to Install Adobe on External Drive.
Posted: 12th March 2019 by Jab in CasualTags: adobe, animation, external drive, flash, microsoft, photoshop, tablets
I purchased a Microsoft Go for my daughter on her 10th birthday. She is wanting to get into animation and creating YouTube videos. I have a copy of Adobe CS6 that I want to install on her device. We got the 32Gb model with a 128Gb external SD card. While trying to install, Adobe kept throwing an error that it could not install to the external Drive. I even tried to change the default location of where to install apps and that did not work. Luckily her dad knows a trick or two. Here is what I did to ‘fool’ the system and make it work.
- Right click on the windows menu and choose Disk Management.
- Right click on the partition you want to install Adobe applications to. In my case it was D: SDEX
- Next click on “Change Drive Letters and Paths…”
- Now click Add.
- Select a folder on the C drive that you want to use as your mount point. I chose Adobe
- Click OK.
Now when you I restarted my install I simply chose the Adobe directory and the installer thought it was really installing on the C: drive. Instant success.