At 08:57 PM 1/29/2002 -0800, Michael Cortez wrote: > >> From: Rogers Cadenhead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > >> "Copyright 2002 Michael Cortez. This book is distributed under the > >> Open Game License version 1.0a and contains the following Open Game > >> Content: All of the text presented herein, and any artwork that has > >> the words 'Open Game Content' in its caption text." > >The only bump in the road being -- Not all Artwork will have a caption. The >initial distributions will be PDF/HTML/MS-Help formats, all of which provide >the ability to have "Alternative text" provided for when an image can't be >displayed. This text is also displayed when by mouseover of the image. > >The following which I drew up for the HTML distribution seems... clumsy. > > >> and any artwork that has the phase 'Released as Open Game Content' >in its Caption or within the "ALT" field of the IMG tag. <<
And what happens when someone prints that page? Now the OGC is no longer clearly indicated. Same thing with mouse overs in PDFs. I've have never seen a mouse over work on printed PDFs. At least with a PDF you can prohibit the user from printing it, but I don't think you would have many happy users if you locked the PDF and tried to sell it to them. I don't think you can use ALT tags and mouse overs on any document that can be printed if the printed version will not also contain the OGC declaration. Joe _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
