I've been very satisfied with this screen protector: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0785NPSNF

I purchased this screen protector and have been very pleased with it:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0785NPSNF

This is from the manual for PSP 2019:
You can save time by processing multiple files with the Batch Process feature. You can use
batch processing to perform common tasks or specific actions. For example, you can:
• Copy files
• Rename files
• Convert the file format
• Add or remove metadata, including location information or other EXIF data
• Add watermarks
• Resize
• Apply scripts to multiple files
• Add a Picture Frame
• Apply Smart Photo Fix

I've used Blurb for about 15 books. I always do soft cover with standard paper and have been very happy with the finished product. I like the fact that you download their editing software so the book remains on your computer until you're finished and ready to upload it to their site for printing. The software is completely flexible although they have templates you can use.

I also have this camera and this book has really been useful: Photographer's Guide to the Sony DSC-RX100 III: Getting the Most from Sony's Pocketable Digital Camera by Alexander White. He explains all the features of this camera in great detail.

I've used this free program:
https://icecreamapps.com/PDF-Split-and-Merge/

I've done about 20 photo books using Blurb. Most have been 10x8 standard landscape soft cover using their standard paper. The finished product has been excellent. I like the fact that you have total control over picture and text size and placement. They also have their own layouts if you wish to use them. I use their Bookwright program that you install on your computer. All your work stays on your computer until you're finished and upload it for printing. I agree with the previous poster who said to wait until they have a sale to order your book. I had completed a 110 page book about a month ago but waited until they had a 40% off sale to upload and order.

This program may be of some help: https://www.shouldiremoveit.com/

I have a Sumsung Galaxy S8 Android cell phone. The first question to answer is “Do you have a SD memory card installed in your phone? If the answer is no, your storage space is limited to the amount of memory installed in your phone. If the answer is yes, you have the option of moving installed applications from your internal phone memory to an installed SD card memory. Not all applications allow their movement from internal memory to SD card memory.

Open Settings on your phone. Scroll down and open Apps. This will list all the applications on your phone. Tap an app to display the information about that app. One of the selections is Storage. Tap on storage. If the application can be moved from internal storage to an SD card it will show “Storage used: internal storage and a button labeled “Change”. Tap “Change” and the screen will show “Change storage location with Internal storage selected. Tap SD card. The export screen will display. Tap “Move.” Once the transfer is completed, the screen will again display a listing of your installed applications. This same process can used to move an application from SD card storage to internal storage. Remember, may applications do not allow SD card storage.

I've been using LastPass for several years and have been very happy with it. The master password must be eight characters minimum and can't be your email. I use the premium version on three computers and two cell phones. It's great only having to remember one password. I believe it will import your passwords from another password program. You can try it for free.

My wife and I have done three river cruises with American Queen cruise line. Our favorite was the upper Mississippi from St. Paul to St. Louis. Very scenic. The service, food and amenities were excellent. The web site Cruise Critic (https://www.cruisecritic.com/) provides accurate information and reviews.

I use this web site (http://www.magazinepricesearch.com/index.html) to check for the lowest price. It found Outdoor Photography for $3.95 for 11 issues (http://www.magazinedealsnow.com/title.asp?title=OUTDOOR+PHOTOGRAPHER&SSAID=1462).

I use the free program Ice Cream Split & Merge: https://icecreamapps.com/PDF-Split-and-Merge

I too received an email from Corel with download instructions and serial numbers for those applications that needed them. Perfectly Clear does not need a serial number for installation. Once installed, open the EDIT tab in PSP, select effects, plugins, Athentech Imaging to open Perfectly Clear.

This weekly newsletter is a great source of information:
https://rvtravel.com/rv-travel-newsletter-issue-852/