>Really, once you open up business purposes you open up potential liability
for
>contracts entered into by your partners. True, partners owe each other a
>fiduciary duty (which is a higher level of duty than 'ordinary care' - sorta
>like marriage, you have to watch out for your partners interests as well as
>your own). 
--E liability is prevented by 'nipping' any commercial object inthe bud.

--U That's why our partnership should be "no business", then. Right?

E: Right.

Regarding screenspace: the tools are BIG - which is kind of nice after having
to use tiny (9 point) characters for the normal mac interface (which make
sense on the miniature screen on the mac classic but look a little silly on a
19" screen). I don't mind that the tools are big, but as i said some of their
graphics, especially the icons, are well, 'boxy'.


Granted, I work at an art school so i may be a little critical but the
hypercard icons while only B&W are actually nicer than the MC icons.

They dialogue boxes are rather huge, and black on grey is a bad scheme.

So, at least from an aesthetic/artistic perspective, i guess i volunteer to
start doing some artsy craftsy stuff - would that be useful or desirable? I am
assuming i can edit dialogue boxes using resEdit (which i am not sure of since
all MC dialogue boxes and palettes are in fact stacks). I can also edit the
cursor icons (and then save the documents as picts which i assume can be
exported to ibm pc format).

Its funny because the color palettes and functionality of buttons and fields
are definitely superior to mac - the dialogues are a little boxy, the cursors
a little bulky - but those icons are, well, impossible. 

Please let me know if i should start working on the following resources:

icons
cursors
dialogue boxes

if such be the case I can expect to have produced a couple hundred icons and a
dozen cursors in a month or so: the dialogue boxes i can't say because i do
not know if they are stored as resources (i hope) or stacks (oh well i wanted
to learn their user interface and stack architecture anyway...)

Oh, i expect to have a draft of the partnership agreement before the end of
november and am indeed only waiting for commentary upon what has been
suggested so as to avoid duplication of effort.

Best wishes!


Eric Engle 


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