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Thanks sooo much. :-)

Excellent answer thanks a lot livioflores :)

Excellent answer thanks for your help :)

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You're brilliant. :-)

Depth of Field is affected primarily by three factors: a) the aperture
setting of the lens where wider apertures result in less depth of
field, b) the distance from the subject, where the greater the
distance the greater the depth of field, and c) the focal length of
the lens where a shorter focal length results in greater depth of
field. Of these three factors, it is c) that has the most dramatic
effect.

Because digital cameras have a smaller sensor (than 35mm film), they
require a wider angle lens to give the same field of view. This means
a shorter focal length, which results in a significant increase in
depth of field, and consequent difficulty in obtaining a shallow depth
of field.

There - two paragraphs!

I rate this answer three stars because despite livioflores-ga's best
intentions, I had to answer my question myself from my own research.

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This is really the best answer I could have expected for my question.
Many thanks + congratulations.

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ive installed spywareblaster and ran windows cleanup and i had no
knowledge anything was wrong except for the mcafee index massage
thanks again livioflores
for your help also like to thank my soninlaw for his help tounderstand
all this computer lingo sincerely hud

Thank you ... thank you... thank you!

Livioflores researcher great thanks for your excellent help above and
I have also given your answer ***** rating.

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Well many of the data were reffering to the same company .. Moreover
no specification about the possibility of day care for an hemiplegic
person ...

thanks you moore than earned the $15.00.

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thanks so much.  I may need some later claification.

Thank you very much.
I was very unclear with the question 2, and you have clarified it with
good research pages.

Thanks.

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I can't believe I make a silly mistake like that :)
Thanks for your help great answer. Cheers.

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Thanks. Great work and great background/explanantion

This was great the information was clear and understandable Thank you

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Very thorough - thanks for the explanantions.

Perfect answer, that's exactly what I wanted.

thank you! this was very helpful.

Extraordinary comprehensive and extremely thorougly well documented answer!

Well explained answer and really helps me with my final exam study
guide.....that stressful time is rolling around again

My question seeks an etymological answer ('meaning'), not an
historical answer ('when'), as given here.

Interesting, thorough answer.
Thanks, Patrice.

Great job!  Thank you for your thorough research and great presentation!

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Thank you, you have done an exceptional research job. I will still
have to "work this out in my head". You have given excellent "starting
points".
A good "answer" does not always equal "instant understanding". You
have done your job, now I have to do mine, ;-)
Thanks again for a very good reply.