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Here are two pages from the manual for your device.  I suspect that under the "more options" you may be able to change the properties which might include the size of the picture.  You have to do the "tap the screen" part first. It really doesn't give a lot of info, does it?  Hope this helps.

On my Samsung tablet this option is there:  Go to Gallery and open the screenshot. Touch the screenshot so that the controls appear at the bottom.  Touch the pencil symbol. When the picture changes appearance, touch the three dots in the upper right corner and choose Resize.  I've found that 20% is too much if I want to be able to expand it on a computer, for instance, and read the text in the image. Often 40% is OK but it might depend on if you want to insert it into something in the future.

Hope this helps.  Marion

Hi Roobarb,

If you click on the three lines at the top right of the Firefox page, scroll down the options that appear and select More Tools. From there select Customize Toolbar.

At the bottom left there are four options. Clicking on the word Toolbar, you have the option to select Menu Bar. Click on that.  From there you can choose how you want your Favourites displayed - in the library symbol or on the address bar with the bookmark symbol. Just left click on the choice you want and drag it up to the right side of the address bar. If you decide you don't want it there and prefer to find your sites by looking in Bookmarks on the menu bar, just right click on the symbol you added to the right of the address bar, and select delete.

Hope this helps. Marion

Hi,

One place to look is the Royal BC Museum.  http://search-collections.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca/Genealogy

To find your fellow, I had to search with just a last name, male, and just put in the year.

Frequently you can see the actual death registration but sometimes not, and sadly, this is one that is without the image.  However, it does give the registration number etc. and an email address. Maybe you could email them about getting a copy.

Hi Kim,

The cause of death codes were revised over the years.  This site has a lot of information that will hopefully help you:

http://www.wolfbane.com/icd/index.html

Regards
Marion