purpose only) --- and sharing ideas, content and images (stock clipart,
templates etc) throughout all schools.
Eric
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From: Cutter (CF related) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: November 13, 2004 8:17 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: For the kids
Just an FYI here. Yes, although
Just an FYI here. Yes, although most of us paid for our yearbooks, long
long ago in a land far far away, that money was only a small fraction of
the total cost of producing the yearbook (I paid $35 for my senior
yearbook, and that was 17 years ago.) Most schools defray the larger
costs through
Not a CF solution, but...
Last year, my child's extremely underfunded soccer
organization faced a similar situation. A good number
of the participating families qualify for reduced /
free registration and there aren't enough operating
funds for jerseys, trophies, etc.
We wanted to publish a 'scr
I was gonna ask the question myself. I thought maybe I was the only one
who paid for their own.
Something like 20 bucks or so, IIRC.
Ray
At 12:57 PM 11/12/2004, you wrote:
>What happened to students paying for the costs of the yearbooks?
>
>-Adam
>
>
>On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 09:13:55 -0600, Eric C
What happened to students paying for the costs of the yearbooks?
-Adam
On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 09:13:55 -0600, Eric Creese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the feed back. I just want to be able to give them a near-time
> solution that they could use for several years so the program does not
http://www.docbook.org/
At 11:26 AM 11/12/2004, you wrote:
>I do not know anything about that. Can you tell me where I can look into
>something like you suggested?
>Eric
>
>
> >Use the DocBook XML format. When it's in DocBook you can then transform
> it into any number of formatsHTML, PDF, etc.
I do not know anything about that. Can you tell me where I can look into
something like you suggested?
Eric
>Use the DocBook XML format. When it's in DocBook you can then transform it
>into any number of formatsHTML, PDF, etc.
>-Phil
~~
> With school budgets ever so tightening, my child's school is having a
> problem with getting the funds together as well volunteers for their
> annual yearbook. I was thinking hey put it online, but then no one can
> actually save it or have a copy to get people to sign. But if it were
> on li
r 12, 2004 10:21 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: For the kids
Burns, John D wrote:
>the other thing to consider is that years from now PDF may be ancient
>history. Who knows if the users will be able to view it then.
>
I suspect PDF will be around for a long time, I've yet to find
Burns, John D wrote:
>the other thing to consider is that years from now PDF may be ancient
>history. Who knows if the users will be able to view it then.
>
I suspect PDF will be around for a long time, I've yet to find anything
good enough to replace it, beyond pure XML (XML+XML Schema+XSLT) bu
Thanks for the feed back. I just want to be able to give them a near-time
solution that they could use for several years so the program does not get
shelved.
~|
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You could build the pages however fits you best and maybe use the
tag in Blackstone to export it to PDF or Flash Paper. PDF
is probably best because then people could take it to Kinkos or Staples
or something and have them print and bind it. Just an idea. However,
the other thing to consider is
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