Hi Nick,
the <...> are used as a reference to the .jpg images enclosed, with no
caption if there is nothing outside the brackets <>.
olga
Saturday, July 03, 2004, 9:56:43 PM, you wrote:
NC> all the images got submitted with it. I'm sure their submission guidelines
NC> said do as rtf with separate images. Anyway, I have cc'ed to Olga just in
NC> case (sorry Olga, just making sure). Any <ref/pic.jpg> refers to the
NC> enclosed images, but I see there is a danger of misconstruing as web links:
NC> just looked back at the rtf we put in.
NC> Thanks
NC> N
NC> --On Saturday, July 3, 2004 9:41 am -0700 Amy Alexander
NC> <amy_at_plagiarist.org> wrote:
>> On Sat, 3 Jul 2004, Nick Collins wrote:
>>
>> NC> it's supposed to do that, those are just preferred locations, the
>> image NC> files are separate for easy reformatting by README (I think
>> they'll be NC> putting it back into HTML?).
>> NC>
>>
>> i'm not sure it's going back into HTML; the main gist is to print it in a
>> book... does README know they're supposed to print the images and not the
>> URLs? just asking as in particular, the URLs for mine are more or less
>> temporary - i'd prefer to upload my images into the wikispace somehow for
>> the wiki, and really would prefer not to have the URLs appear in a
>> book...
>>
>>
>> NC> Anyway, the swiki page HTML version should match the .rtf now if you
>> want NC> to see it with images in place.
>> NC>
>>
>> ok, thanks! i will check it out!
>>
>> -_at_
>>
>>
>>
Received on Wed Jul 07 2004 - 11:21:38 BST