Re: Looking for an image

2000-09-21 Thread Tobias Gärder

Wandered Inn wrote:

 Tobias Gärder wrote:

  Microsoft has got something called Live Clipart Gallery on microsoft.com
  (http://cgl.microsoft.com/clipgallerylive/default.asp?nEULA=1nInterface=0)
  where you can find pictures/illustrations/etc (the pics are usually of very
  high quality). These pictures are free to use, they are very small though
  (which is where they make money, larger size costs money :) but i've often
  used them.

 I happened to jump over and check a few out.  Unless I'm missing
 something, their some funky format *.cil, which GIMP does not
 recognize.  There are references to using them in Office

 The best I could do was to right click the thumbnail.  Then I noticed
 that if you select the image, you're provided yet another larger gif
 image in a separate window.  You can right click that image and download
 it.

 By the way, not that I need one, but I did a search for phonebooth and
 nothing was returned.


I've heard about that .cil-thingie before, i don't understand how you guys use
this service, but every
pic i've ever downloaded from that gallery has been either gif or jpeg.

I didn't know if there was a phonebooth pic in there or not, but it's like a
billion pictures, and small pics
like that are very useful anyway.. just a general tip i guess. i've had use for
it.


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Re: Looking for an image

2000-09-21 Thread Wandered Inn

Tobias Gärder wrote:
 
 Wandered Inn wrote:
 
  Tobias Gärder wrote:
 
   Microsoft has got something called Live Clipart Gallery on microsoft.com
   (http://cgl.microsoft.com/clipgallerylive/default.asp?nEULA=1nInterface=0)
   where you can find pictures/illustrations/etc (the pics are usually of very
   high quality). These pictures are free to use, they are very small though
   (which is where they make money, larger size costs money :) but i've often
   used them.
 
  I happened to jump over and check a few out.  Unless I'm missing
  something, their some funky format *.cil, which GIMP does not
  recognize.  There are references to using them in Office
 
  The best I could do was to right click the thumbnail.  Then I noticed
  that if you select the image, you're provided yet another larger gif
  image in a separate window.  You can right click that image and download
  it.
 
  By the way, not that I need one, but I did a search for phonebooth and
  nothing was returned.
 
 
 I've heard about that .cil-thingie before, i don't understand how you guys use
 this service, but every
 pic i've ever downloaded from that gallery has been either gif or jpeg.

How did you download them?  If you select the download 'button' it
presents a file with the cil extension.  I pulled one down and 'file'
says it's data.  GIMP couldn't open it either.

 
 I didn't know if there was a phonebooth pic in there or not, but it's like a
 billion pictures, and small pics
 like that are very useful anyway.. just a general tip i guess. i've had use for
 it.
 
 --
  mvh,
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 | tobias gärder | webdesigner | scandinavia online ab |
 | 0733-201060   | 08-58781112 | www.passagen.se   |
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Looking for an image

2000-09-20 Thread Jim Clark

GIMP related in that I will work on the image in GIMP.

I am seeking an image I can use freely on our company Intranet. I have
scoured my CDs and the web for over an hour so far, but have been unable
to find a good image of a red English phone box with no people in it. 
If someone has such an image, and could send it to me, or point me to
where I can find it, I'd be very grateful. 
-- 
Thanks!
Jim Clark



Re: Looking for an image

2000-09-20 Thread Tobias Gärder

Jim Clark wrote:

 GIMP related in that I will work on the image in GIMP.

 I am seeking an image I can use freely on our company Intranet. I have
 scoured my CDs and the web for over an hour so far, but have been unable
 to find a good image of a red English phone box with no people in it.
 If someone has such an image, and could send it to me, or point me to
 where I can find it, I'd be very grateful.
 --
 Thanks!
 Jim Clark

Microsoft has got something called Live Clipart Gallery on microsoft.com
(http://cgl.microsoft.com/clipgallerylive/default.asp?nEULA=1nInterface=0)
where you can find pictures/illustrations/etc (the pics are usually of very
high quality). These pictures are free to use, they are very small though
(which is where they make money, larger size costs money :) but i've often
used them.

Just do a phonebooth search and you'll probably find something useful, the
People category is very useful too.


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 mvh,
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Re: Looking for an image

2000-09-20 Thread Jon Winters

On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Jim Clark wrote:

 GIMP related in that I will work on the image in GIMP.
 
 I am seeking an image I can use freely on our company Intranet. I have
 scoured my CDs and the web for over an hour so far, but have been unable
 to find a good image of a red English phone box with no people in it. 

How soon do you need the image?  I would be happy to run take a picture of
a red english phone booth on my lunch break.

I'm in Houston TX but we have imported some of the phone booths and placed
them around the Upper Kirby district.

The images would be available tonight, just say the word.

-- 
Jon Winters http://www.obscurasite.com/

   "Everybody loves the GIMP!" 
  http://www.gimp.org/




Re: Looking for an image

2000-09-20 Thread Wandered Inn

Tobias Gärder wrote:

 Microsoft has got something called Live Clipart Gallery on microsoft.com
 (http://cgl.microsoft.com/clipgallerylive/default.asp?nEULA=1nInterface=0)
 where you can find pictures/illustrations/etc (the pics are usually of very
 high quality). These pictures are free to use, they are very small though
 (which is where they make money, larger size costs money :) but i've often
 used them.

I happened to jump over and check a few out.  Unless I'm missing
something, their some funky format *.cil, which GIMP does not
recognize.  There are references to using them in Office

The best I could do was to right click the thumbnail.  Then I noticed
that if you select the image, you're provided yet another larger gif
image in a separate window.  You can right click that image and download
it.

By the way, not that I need one, but I did a search for phonebooth and
nothing was returned.

--
Until later: Geoffrey   [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Microsoft != Innovation



Re: Looking for an image

2000-09-20 Thread Jon Winters

Jim Clark wrote:

 I am seeking an image I can use freely on our company Intranet. I have
 scoured my CDs and the web for over an hour so far, but have been unable
 to find a good image of a red English phone box with no people in it.
 If someone has such an image, and could send it to me, or point me to
 where I can find it, I'd be very grateful.

I knew where one was so I drove by on my lunch break and shot it:
http://www.obscurasite.com/jon/images/things/red-phone-booth/

Nothing fancy, just a bunch of pix of a red phone booth.  I apologize
for the sky being all blown out.  I should have shot some with
fill-flash and a different exposure in hopes of getting blue sky. 

You'll need to  use Gimp to sharpen, scale, and crop things down to web
size.  I didn't know your output size so I shot big.  Better to have too
much image to work with than too little.

Feel free to use 'em if you see something you like.  I only ask that you
give me proper credit as the photographer. 

Thanks and enjoy!
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Jon Winters  http://www.obscurasite.com/jon/

   "Everybody Loves The GIMP!"
  http://www.gimp.org/