I noticed that if you copy and paste the "squares" from some on line comics onto Microsoft Word, the space around each image (i.e. the space around the comic panel) was left white, though on the actual the space around each image site it isn't white space when you look at it online!! How do you do that??? I want to do that! I do not live in an English speaking country, and English books on web design are hard to come by...
(By the way, I sent this querry to Scott McCloud, but since I imagine he is too busy to answer it, or may have already answered it a million times, I thought I would send it in to this list...)
space around the panels...
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RE:How do you do that??? I want to do that! I do not live in an English speaking country, and English books on web design are hard to come by...
Check out <A Target="New" HREF="http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/">Web Monkey</A>. It's a good example of the many sites that can be used to learn about technology and design for the Web.
Check out <A Target="New" HREF="http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/">Web Monkey</A>. It's a good example of the many sites that can be used to learn about technology and design for the Web.
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Also, English language books on Web design are available via Amazon.com.
However, if Amazon is unable to ship to your country or is otherwise inconvenient for you, I would agree with Tim & Scott that all the information you could ever want on the subject is freely available on the web. For example, a quick search at Google turns up this information about transparent .GIFs.
However, if Amazon is unable to ship to your country or is otherwise inconvenient for you, I would agree with Tim & Scott that all the information you could ever want on the subject is freely available on the web. For example, a quick search at Google turns up this information about transparent .GIFs.
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