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"scott" <sco### [at] scott com> wrote in message
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>> Cynical guess: they were originally created in some format which was much
>> more
>> web-friendly, or easily exportable to HTML in the original application,
>> but
>> he's giving you high resolution bitmaps of printouts.
>>
>> You may have a duty as a computer scientist to stop this problem from
>> happening
>> again next time.
>
> Or even fix it this time. Find out who created the catalogue, and if they
> can send you the original documents (or at least PDFs of the original,
> rather than scanned print-outs).
Well, yeah I could, but I'm not sure I'll bother, I mean, with the hi res
images, I could just printscreen them to PaintShop or something and then use
Irfanview to compress, and just zip up JPEGs.
>
> Tell your boss that nobody puts stuff like this on the web, and if you do
> you will be labelled as an old fashioned company with no IT skills ;-)
That's exactly what I thought. I mean, isn't a website a catalogue
anyway? I know the reason behind it though, the boss doesn't want to pay for
a catalogue to go to New Zealand, Australia, Canada, etc. He's been moaning
about it recently, tight git. :) (Heh, that felt good!)
~Steve~
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