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Back  in 2005  I acquired some photos from my mother in law. I scanned and restored them. In fact I put one or two up on the photo board for help with them.

For some reason I used Corel PSP. Most of them were then saved in that format ,  and saved both to computer in an 'In law' folder and also saved to external drive and usb stick. Over the years, I have had a few computers and have used Photoshop since then as I  preferred it. 

Last week I decided to look through them again. There they were on numerous backups. Clicked on one (PS can open PSP files)  but found it wouldn't open. When I investigated further, I found that they weren't in the usual PSP image format* but are all PL/SQL !!

I'm not sure how this happened. I managed to open one and it is definitely a SQL type file.

I don't have much hope but is there anyway I can get back to the correct file format ?

Grateful for any ideas  - even to confirm that they're useless!

Gadget

*although they are labelled as such

I have a spare mouse that I must have had for a while and bought from Amazon ages ago.  When opened the pack only had the mouse and no receiver.

Is there any way of using it with a receiver from another set?


Thanks

I have access to a number of DNA tests  and normally just click on the 'View another test'  to look at them.

Today, I went in to check on someone else's test results and, instead of the drop down listing, this came up.

I've tried on various browsers and get the same.

Does anyone else have this problem?

If it is, he's  my 6 x great/grand uncle.

Thanks

Gadget

 I can't decipher the  first name of the son who was the informant on a Scottish death cert. Other information is in the hand of the Registrar, which is quite different.

Alexander Coutts had four sons that I have records for - James, Alexander, Robert and Samuel. Samuel would have been eight at the time so it's not him but I don't see it looking like any of the others either!

Any ideas, please.

Gadget

PS - could it be David??