Warp X is not accepting submissions. This decision will be reviewed in December 2007. We only accept scripts on request. If we do ask to read your script, then Final Draft or Word via email. Please remember to attach a title covering page and contact details.

The Online Webzine edition is for people who want to view ATPM in their Web browser, while connected to the Internet. It provides sharp text, lots of navigation options, and live links to ATPM back issues and other Web pages. You can use Sherlock to search all of the online issues at once. The Offline Webzine is a HTML version of ATPM that is formatted for viewing offline and made available in a StuffIt archive to reduce file size.

If you're mixing in the analog domain (analog mixing board or summing amp), if mixing to analog is an option for you, we prefer analog Tape (1/2 inch or 1/4 inch) with a 1st generation digital copy if possible. We would like all digital copies to be as close to the first generation as possible (a copy from the best converters with the highest bit depth and sampling rate). Use Dolby A/SR is fine, just please include a Dolby tone. DBX is fine as well, but not recommended.

The best way to send artwork is electronically to our email info@lasermarked.com & if you can in a vector format, we love artwork in Corel draw (V10) or Adobe Illustrator (V4) in PC format (no MAC please). We can also take JPEGs TIFFs and most other type of artwork you care to mention but this may incur a small artwork fee.

We recommend a good quality photograph preferably in jpeg (jpg) format no larger than 5Mb. However, we can accept the following formats; tiff (tif), png, bmp, gif, eps, pdf. If you are sending a scanned digital image please make sure your image has a resolution of at least 300dpi. Please remember that the better the quality of photograph you send the better the reproduction results on your cards.

DV, betacam SP, VHS, or an uncompressed QuickTime file on a CD or DVD. Please note that we need the best quality possible to air it on television, so please send us the original tape, not a copy.

Please refer to this section of the UK Film Councils website to see an example of our preferred script format: http://www.ukfilmcouncil.org.uk/filmmaking/funding/features/samplescript/

For your own convenience, we suggest uploading an MP3 file directly to our ftp site. We can work from any other audio source, though, and we are always available to discuss any technical issues with you.

Your logo can be sent in a variety of formats. Send artwork or logos to artwork@pokertrophies.com. The preferred formats are: .EPS or .TIF, 300 DPI or greater and in black and white with no greyscale.

We only accept one script at a time from individual writers, and in the case of a series we can only consider one full episode. You should also avoid submitting the same script to various BBC departments and producers at the same time.

For photo senders, we prefer jpg images due to the compression to smaller files, bmps are uncompressed and much larger. However, we can accept and convert most any file type. We would like all individual files to be under 200k unless they should be considered for wallpaper, at which point they can be up to 1mb. Bundled photos submitted should be limited to 1.5 mb per email.

It is the policy of the Walt Disney Company not to accept the submission of creative materials such as scripts, design concepts, etc., without prior authorized invitation.

mIRC's scripting language is very flexible and easy to learn. By reading the Help file and the sections in the end of this mIRC FAQ, you easily learn the basics of mIRC's scripting. More advanced scripting questions can be asked to the usenet newsgroup alt.irc.mirc. If you don't know what to write in your script, or if you have noo idea how to start, try looking in some of the pre-fab scripts spread over the web and on IRC. always beware of using a script you do not fully understand.

We ask that you do NOT send us any image files (jpg, gif, tif, pcx, etc.) as part of an e-mail message. Our server is set up to REJECT all messages containing attachments. The reason for this is because image files are usually very large and attached files may contain computer viruses. If you have an image you feel we must see, you may send a photograph to our regular postal address. Please enclose a self addressed stamped envelope if you want the photo returned. I am new to collecting.

You don't have to follow format examples too slavishly in order to submit work to writersroom. All we ask is that the script sent to us is typed, pages numbered, double-spaced, clearly laid out and printed on one side of A4 only. Our Script Smart formatting tool is available to help as a template, but please remember this is intended for guidance, not as a prerequisite for having your script fully read.

Your SUPPORT! This is NOT an attempt to resupply the military, or fix every logistical problem. What counts here is the morale of the Soldier. Send a letter or a new Army tank, they both help, but a Soldier that knows he/she has the support of the folks at home will use that tank far better than without the support. Again, this is not an effort to get you to spend a bunch of money, it is about you sending support to those who give us the freedom to express our thanks for our freedom.

Photos must be provided as JPEG images. Video may be provided in either NTSC or PAL format on VHS, Mini-DV, DVD or as an MPEG1 file. Messages may not contain profanity or materials that some may consider offensive or lewd. Sender must have rights to all materials to be transmitted. Proof of ownership for copyrighted materials such as music or pictures is required. Materials provided will not be returned.

Here's a very simple interactive mail sender that uses it. This method will work on any host that supports an SMTP listener. import sys, smtplib fromaddr = raw_input("From: ") toaddrs = raw_input("To: ").split(',') print "Enter message, end with ^D:" msg = '' while 1: line = sys.stdin.readline() if not line: break msg = msg + line # The actual mail send server = smtplib.SMTP('localhost') server.sendmail(fromaddr, toaddrs, msg) server.