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To: Mannie who wrote (34941)7/9/2004 1:27:06 PM
From: elpolvo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 104181
 
I told him he kinda looked like a parakeet....there was instant beer ejection from a lot of nostrils...

the truth will out!

often through the nose. <vbg>

i completely understand about the web work.
an extra 2 to 8 hours free time is very hard
to find.

i'd offer to do it for you but i'm afraid that
would be a snub or at least a de-motivator to
yer web dude.

just tell him that it was mentioned by a visitor
again after you put the page online. another thing
you could do, which you'd have to do anyway, is write
the caption texts for all the photos and email them
to him so he can copy and paste them in. keep them
brief - 25 werds at the maximum.

there are 40 photos. it wouldn't take him over 40 minutes
to paste in the alt text captions if you wrote and
sent him the texts. (spellcheck them before sending)

how does he get the photos? do you email them to him?
or do you put them in one of your photo galleries
for him to grab off the web? in the future, if you
put them on pbase for him, he could just grab the
thumbnail and "medium" size (for the larger version).
you could also write captions on pbase that he could
grab and stick in the alt text tag. that might save
a lot of work for you both unless you're already
doing it that way. the pbase system sizes and optimizes
the photos automatically. most of the ones on the
later completed projects are really too big - not
just for viewing on screen but in waiting time for
anyone with less than a broadband connection.

-dust