Re: Have you read this?

> Oh gosh...  for huge programs this scenario works well, but for most stuff
> why not just copy & paste?  I set up my web pages for me to use in the field
> and they work easy and fast, both coming and going.  I made a shell HTML and
> now I just insert the paste from notepad between the <pre  /pre>  and toss
> on a screen shot.  (I consider the screen shot essential for any programs
> using a screen)  If you gave us the image size you wanted for screen shots
> then we could e-mail you a .gif and 2 text files and you could have it
> posted in 5 minutes, max.  So far as that goes, we could e-mail you the
> html already to go if you kept the HTML to a simple non-frames thing.
I think that some of the other posts pointed out that they would rather
download the source as plain old ascii text, so I guess that is the best
way to do it. If ya have something yo would like to post on my site then
just zipping up the source and a description would be perfect. 
My main focus is making the source as accessible as possible to as many
programmers as possible, and I think you guys are right this is probably
the best way to do it.

As for screen shots, I have been using 200 x 150 pixel images I then run
all images through debabelizer to reduce download times. 


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L. S. Russell Programmer/Analyst
Datrek Professional Bags, Inc.
2413 Industrial Drive
Springfield, TN. 37172
mailto:leslier@datrek.com
http://www.datrek.com
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