Good comments, Jed, Of particular interest to me would be electronic formats that facilitate the most accurate rendering & placement of not only raw graphics (i.e. pictures & paintings, etc...) but also charts and graphics. The former format, which is essentially rasterized, can be problematical when attempting to resize the original image, especially to a larger size. The latter however, should be turned into standardized vectored coordinates. A vectored graphic would obviously lend itself to being re-sized to fit any display format with essentially no loss of visual quality. This should also be of some concern to CF scientists and what-not.
You're probably right that I don't have to worry excessively about what format to choose. Since most of the images I would produce are likely to be reduced in size before they would fit into a LCD display screen, the last thing I have to worry about is loss of resolution. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
