RE: Overlays and page segments -- MIDRANGE-L

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At 2/5/01 09:41 AM -0500, you wrote:
>An overlay is like a full page "background" and a page segment is a single
>graphic that you can place anywhere on the page.  Think of the overlay as
>all the stuff you'd order from the printer when placing an order for
>pre-printed forms.  Think of the page segment as the individual long
>distance logos you see on your phone bill.  Sometimes they're an inch down
>the page, sometimes 5 inches down, some pages not at all.

  So the difference is mainly in their usage, not any major technical 
difference, right?

  -mark

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