Hi there,
  I'm Simon, you might remember me, I tried a few weeks/months ago to build a
little game that needed Pov graphics and finally gave up...

  Well anyway, here I am!  And I'm a pretty good C++ programmer and could most
probably make a voting program for Linux...

  Many tools are already made on Linux to visualize graphics such as JPEGs so I
could just call those programs to read some files, then do the same for MPEGs...

  But I could also do it as a CGI program that would be available to any
platform on a website and that this script would be intelligent enough to make
you download all pictures and all movies at once while you vote...  You would
simply need to have the appropriate plugin to play MPEG-1 and make sure you have
your Cache set high enough or it will have to download some files again...


  I believe only the ones that know Linux can have comment on my linux part of
this message, but I'm sure all of you can have comments on the CGI part...

> Hi Josh,
> Here is the format I use for WinVote.
> The paragraphs for the comments are simply one long line terminated with
> the DOS "CR", "LF" pair.
> 
> I am looking forward to a welcomed MacVote.  If you have any questions
> just email me.
> 
> Bob Franke
> bfr### [at] homecom
> 
> >>>>> Registration E-Mail Address:you### [at] ccccom
> >>>>> Registration Password:yourpassword
> 
> ( This vote was compiled with WinVote )
> 
> ( Email this to... irt### [at] irtcorg )
> 
> Rate 10min.jpg for artistic merit  (1 .. 20):11
> Rate 10min.jpg for technical merit (1 .. 20):8
> Rate 10min.jpg for concept         (1 .. 20):10
> >>>>> Comments on 10min.jpg:
> >>>>> End Comments on 10min.jpg
> 
> Rate 1st_fort.jpg for artistic merit  (1 .. 20):9
> Rate 1st_fort.jpg for technical merit (1 .. 20):11
> Rate 1st_fort.jpg for concept         (1 .. 20):11
> >>>>> Comments on 1st_fort.jpg:
> >>>>> End Comments on 1st_fort.jpg
> 
> Rate berlin.jpg for artistic merit  (1 .. 20):12
> Rate berlin.jpg for technical merit (1 .. 20):15
> Rate berlin.jpg for concept         (1 .. 20):15
> >>>>> Comments on berlin.jpg:
> This looks like a winner to me.  I especially like the work on the car.
> Sometimes are should make a political statement and this is a powerful one.
> 
> this is the second paragraph
> >>>>> End Comments on berlin.jpg
> 
> (Leave these lines alone!)
> >>>>> Competition subdivision: stills
> >>>>> Competition Period:  2001-04-30
> >>>>> End Form
> 
> Josh English wrote:
> 
> > When I was working I loved having WinVote available on one of my
> > machines so I could go through and vote and comment the rounds easily.
> > Now that I'm unemployed and using an iMac here at home, I am using
> > Python to create a program similar to WinVote for the Mac.
> >
> > The silly part is I can't find the template form for voting on the IRTC
> > web site or ftp site. I don't have the email of my previous voting
> > submissions either. Can someone post them or point me to them please?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Josh English
> > eng### [at] spiritonecom

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||  'How do you know I'm mad?' said Alice.
||  'You must be,' said the Cat, 'or you wouldn't have come here.'
--
 Simon Lemieux  (lem### [at] yahoocom)

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