Russell Baker <rebphoto@pronetisp.net> writes: > > Incidentally, to the OP: Wouldn't it be easier to give people their > > (low-res) photos on the Web, rather than a CD-ROM? (Either private or > > public). ... > Most of the folks prefer not to receive a lot of > photos over their E mail. Also the CD's let them > re order photos on down the road. Horrors! No, not email. You put them on a Web server: "private" means the page is password-protected; "public" means it isn't. Either way they and their friends can see the photos, and can reorder down the road. Among the advantages: - Less work for you (once you've sorted out how to do it) - Lower incidental costs (disc cost etc.) - You can lose a CD-ROM, or lend it to one (1) friend at a time, who may not be reliable - Friends can order as easily as the subject. Brian Chandler ---------------- geo://Sano.Japan.Planet_3 Jigsaw puzzles from Japan at: http://imaginatorium.org/shop/
