About copyright:

Funny that we should be discussing copyright this week, as I encountered a copyright infringement. A graphics group that I am involved with found a page from one of the members that had literally been copied from our web site. Here is what the owner of the web site stated at the bottom of the page:

This page has been modified from it's origanal version to help you to get to the links that you need. If you want to go to the original link that this page has been modified from just click on this link: (link deleted). I would like your opinions on this.

Thumbnails:

Personally, I use IrfanView. The "about" section states this:

Some features of IrfanView:
Multi language support, Thumbnail option, preview option, slideshow, drag & drop support, fast directory view (fast moving through directory), batch conversion, email option, audio CD player, print option, change color depth, scan support, cut/crop, effects (sharpen, blur, Photoshop filter factory), capturing, extract icons from EXE/DLLs, lossless JPG rotation, EXE/SCR creating, many hotkeys, many command line options, many plugins ... IrfanView was the first Windows graphic viewer (worldwide) with Animated-GIF support ! FREEWARE for non commercial use !

Got that blockquote in there nicely! :) Hmmm, I've never tried it on animated gifs. I have also found it to be effective when you save something from the web and it is not in a true format, it will convert it to the proper format most of the time.

Now let's see if I can get this thumbnail lined up on the left. This is a picture I created from a tutorial. Made a nice little collage with all the different shapes and things. And it is not showing up in my notepad. Well, if you leave off a quotation mark it will do that.

Now I have to work on the other pages in my notebook, *S*. Great class this week and hope you all enjoyed a bountiful harvest.

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