Yeah yeah I know. now I'm looking for the third edition sheets. so, anybody got them? I'm looking for the offical ones, or at least some really really good ones. I bought the book today, but haven't been able to make any good copies (maybe it was the machine). But I have a high quality printer, so I'm gonna go that route. (No, I don't have a scanner.)

I already searched the forum, but didn't find any quality ones.

[ 01-23-2003, 07:35 PM: Message edited by: The Cavalier ]

I can send them to you, I'll just need your email.

it's bm_wheaton16@gatorzone.com

They're on their way. [img]smile.gif[/img]

thanks... but....

UGH! how do those files work? I click on them and it opens a new page with a quicktime icon on it, and that's it!

[ 01-23-2003, 08:51 PM: Message edited by: The Cavalier ]

They are .tif. Do you need them in a different format? I can probably make them .gif.

Why don't you use jpeg? The most portable format there is, pretty well. Compressed, too.

.jpeg is almost 9x as big. If he needs them, however, I can get them.

[ 01-23-2003, 09:21 PM: Message edited by: Nanobyte ]

You gotta be kidding, when I use photoshop 6 to compress my jpegs I can get them down to 1/2 the size of a TIF without using even max compression.

The image in my sig with a moderate level (5) of compression is 45k in jpeg, 105k in tif.

Well, this computer has so many photo utilities I don't know which is used for what. I just resave the said photo in a different format.

Try PMView, it's an image viewer that handles just about any format and can save the images you view as any other format. I believe it has similar scaling as photoshop does when saving jpegs also. (i haven't used it in a while, so I'm not really sure)

why cant you open a window in IE, drag the TIFF into the IE window and have it load up in your browser? Are people so lazy as to only know how to open files one way these days? Sheesh!

Lazy or unaware?