Re: THE NEW FAQ IS NOW ON THE WEB: http://vibes.vossnet.co.uk/i/ighaig/ascfaq.htm
I found a little time... a few notes...
* when talking about reasons why a picture may not look
correct, there are two more possibilities:
1- extra spaces at the end of lines which can cause wrapping
2- it may just be a bad picture!
* do we really want people posting .gif and .jpgs to the
newsgroup? Personally, I'd prefer them not. Either post
the picture and give us the URL to it -or- request an artist
and privately email the pic to them (with their approval,
of course)
*how about adding the word "request" in there when you
state "do you have....?"
*you go into the 'how-to', but don't mention any other
tutorials available. I have a copy of the Daniel Au tutorial
at my site. Allen Mullen has a couple tutorials stored at
his site (Normand Viellieux, etc). I could easily link to
them from the web copy of the FAQ.
* another GOOD copyright /internet website:
Intellectual Property Law Primer
http://www.timestream.com/web/info/mmlaw.html
* a conversion URL (I have several listed in a subpage of
my website but I don't know if any of them are good) This
one was recommended -- RATS-- I can't find it now-- I'll
have to look further and repost.
Those be my comments for now...
-joan
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