QAML was simply not designed for rich graphics. Authors are restricted to using fairly simple text. However, two kinds of graphics are available: inline linked graphics and logos. You can put in inline graphics using the link element inside paragraphs. You must also specify an href attribute with the WWW URL of the graphic and a role attribute with the value "Image". (Another role you may find useful is "Sound".) You can put in logos using the logo element.

Sure can - Most email programs like Outlook and Eudora let you insert images into your email. CMS will automatically pull them back out and create JPG or GIF files for use in your content. You can even insert tables from other Microsoft Office applications like Word and Excel.

The Neo-Victorian movement is a reaction to the social standards of the 21st century by reviving those of the 19th. The dress standards, customs of speech and behavior, music, dance, etc. are patterned on high English society of Queen Victoria. It should be noted that standards of social equality, specifically the rights of women, are not as repressive as the Victorian model.

OnLine English is unable to accept documents of more than 5 MB. If your document is larger, please remove large graphics to reduce the file size below 5 MB. If you have graphics that include English text for editing, please save the text in a separate Word or plain text file, and upload with your main document.

We have a feature in the administrative tool to help you add a graphical image to your event web site. Get the URL of the graphic you wish to use by right-clicking on the image and select PROPERTIES. Copy this text or "URL" of the physical address of the image and insert it using the IMAGE button in the administrative tool.

If you're a DelphiPlus member, you can create and save a message board signature that includes plain text or HTML formatting with links and images. You create and update your signature from the My Preferences section of your My Forums page. (DelphiBasic users who wish to use message board signatures must add them manually to each message.

many as it takes to tell your story. You can include an unlimited number of graphics, photos, tables and charts.

You can use any of the backgrounds in http://www.coder.com/creations/banner/blanks/ There is no mechanism for importing other graphics right now. You can try to use The Imaging Machine at http://www.vrl.com/Imaging/ to superimpose graphics on your banner. Or you can send us the URL of a graphic you have made, to have it included in our banner blanks.

Yes, the graphics currently used are available on the download-page. If you send us your graphics in the same format (size of squares) we can include it in the next release of PocketGrandmaster. You can also use a resource editor (for example ResHack) to change the graphics in PocketGrandmaster.exe - try at your own risk!

Yes you can. As the entire newsletter (including the design) can be edited, you can add your own graphics. If you would like us to help with that - perhaps even create your own header for the newsletter - see this page on mastheads.

Yes. Every XML element can take an attribute called "xml:lang" which says which language the element is. This is not the character encoding (e.g. Big5 or GB2312), but the language: for example <p xml:lang="zh-TW">...</p> means that the element is in Chinese, as used in Taiwan. By implication, the element p should use traditional characters. <p xml:lang="zh-HK">...</p> means that the element is in Singapore English. <p xml:lang="zh-CN-YUH"...

This is a very sensitive area and the rule is... Credit where credit is due, please! Good graphics take a lot of expertise to produce. It is amazing that so many authors give them away. If you use someone else's graphics do NOT allow others to think that it is your work. Give the Author credit and add a link back to the author's web page.

Yes. You need a module called "EconetA", which provides an "ec0" interface. The distribution status of the DCI-4 version of this seems to be a bit dubious at the moment. You can get a free DCI-2 version, including source, from http://www.tazenda.demon.co.uk/phil/ Yes. NexusVE behaves just like real Econet as far as TCP/IP is concerned - you need the same EconetA module.

Colour photos, text or graphics etc. can be included as a two-page insert for books published with an ™Gold package only, however, a reasonable number of black and white graphics, maps or illustrations etc. (usually up to 12 or 15 depending on book size) can be included with all ™Lite, Silver and Gold packages. All images must be provided full size, with minimum 300dpi resolution, in an acceptable format, free of any copyright or licensing restrictions.

Do not use Textures' "Scrapbook" for storing and using graphics. Instead, use standard LaTeX commands and packages for bringing graphics into TeX documents. Because the AMS uses DVIPS to create files for printing (the Textures version of a dvi-to-ps mechanism is proprietary), Textures files need to be edited for submission to the AMS. The graphicx package in combination with \includegraphics is the easiest and least error-prone way to use graphics in TeX.

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Make sure the "Copy Graphic As Metafile" is selected in the Clipboard Copy dialog box then click the OK button (this copies the graphic to the Windows Clipboard in metafile format). Choose Edit, Paste in your word processor. You may have to resize the graphic in your word processor, but it should scale nicely.

Use the LaTeX graphics package. This has been adapted so that it will work with plain TeX; thus it also works with AMS-TeX. The package can be obtained from a CTAN site: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/plain/graphics/ The package contains documentation including examples of use. TeX interprets an end-of-line as a space. When insertions are made between paragraphs, these extra spaces are ignored.