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 | | Subject: Stamp Bears Member Made resources.. Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:08 pm | |
| After looking at all of the hard work that Skilo54 has done to provide some remarkable information on the King George V Downey head stamps and after hearing form members here and viewers of our blog i think its time to have a publication spot for works created by collectors for collectors.
any member may submit a document to be posted here but it will be approved by the Admin/Moderating team.
the files are all PDF so that they can be opened on any computer that has Adobe Acrobat Reader if by chance you do not please go Here to download it.
the following posts are going to be modified to add documents as we get them done or approve them. _________________ Happy Stamping!!
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| | Subject: Hand Books Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:11 pm | |
| The British KGV Downey Head Issue Hand Book.pdf
Weimar Republic.pdf
German Handbook
This handbook was provided by the Author for use here on Stamp Bears. he also passes along permission to print what ever you may need. WARNING HUGE FILE!!! _________________ Happy Stamping!!
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| | Subject: Custom Album Pages Wed Jun 20, 2012 9:15 pm | |
| German Album 1933 - 1945 complete.pdf
US Flag Album 1869 Through 2005.pdf
Great Britian KGV, KGVI, QEII to 1961.pdf _________________ Happy Stamping!!
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| | Subject: Re: Stamp Bears Member Made resources.. Wed Mar 20, 2013 3:56 pm | |
| here is a great resource by apastuszak
http://stamphacks.com/wp/?p=590 _________________ Happy Stamping!!
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| | Subject: Re: Stamp Bears Member Made resources.. Fri Apr 26, 2013 9:26 am | |
| a little bump for members who may not have seen this yet _________________ Happy Stamping!!
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| | Subject: Re: Stamp Bears Member Made resources.. Fri Apr 26, 2013 9:01 pm | |
| | PostmasterGS wrote: | I'm been working on a major update to my Stamp Album Page Generator, and I think it's ready to go public. Here's the link, and here are the instructions (Word doc).
REQUEST -- I NEED FEEDBACK!! If you note any bugs, have any criticisms/suggestions, or requests for new features, please don't hesitate to let me know. This thing is a non-stop work in progress!
Requirements -- Microsoft Publisher; Microsoft Excel (if using the batch feature)
Installation requirements & known issues -- See the enclosed instructions.
What's new -- The SAPG is now a Publisher add-in, so it works with any Publisher document, new or existing. The previous version only worked in the document that the macro was built into. This allows it to be used with any album pages you've already built rather than just new pages from scratch.
What it does and how it works
After installing the program, you'll see a new tab in Publisher with a button that launches the add-in.
This is the add-in screen.
You can fill it with the data you want to include with your stamp on the page. You can set the size of the stamp, the style of frame, and whether you want to include a color or grayscale photo. There are four text boxes available for you to use, with each having customizable font, font size, font style, alignment, and positioning in relation to the frame.
Here's a sample of some stamp data entered into the form before hitting "GO". And here's the result when you hit "GO".
The end result is grouped so you can easily reposition it.
In addition, there is a batch generation feature which uses Excel. By clicking the Batch button, you get an Excel spreadsheet where you can enter (and save) the data on as many stamps as you'd like. You can create new tabs, so you can have a tab for each area you might collect.
To tell the program which stamps to include in the batch processing, you change the first column to "TRUE" and hit the Export button on the tab in the ribbon bar.
Then, back in the Publisher add-in, you hit the green "GO" button, and get this result.
Each line in the Excel spreadsheet with "TRUE" selected has produced a separate stamp entry. Each entry is grouped for easy dragging, and when they're dragged apart, this is the end result.
With this version, I've also added the ability to generate a simple page border. I hope to add more border options in the next version.
Enjoy. Let me know how it's working for you and let's see some pages! |
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