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On Saturday 15 November 2003 17:23, Simon Robert wrote: > Well these guys are still having problems with the communication > innovation which is the cleft stick. Non informational or not they still > are really really insistent that their lovely logos are included. Of course. Branding is dear to the hearts of those with brands. If they are taking a colour logo and then writing over it before sending it via black and white at low dpi then it is going to be difficult to improve on, but if they are persuaded that having a best possible rendering of their log and invariant text into black and white offers _added value_ and writing or putting their typed notes to fax onto plain paper offers _cost savings_ over handwriting on letterhead and then faxing it, then something might be gained. SHort paper is cheaper than A4, so get them to buy short paper, and add the missing length on top as a cleaned up image held as a file... Alternatively, it is on to the or-ing of the whole fax against the logo, isn't it. Don't think I'm backward, in 1993 when the NHS lcoally decided fax was super, I chose to add a fax/modem to a 485 and install a monochrome page scanner rather than buy a mechanical fax machine with the money offered. So everyone else sent blurry mech-fax and I sent crisp ones never been on paper, encryption offered, etc etc... Result, some were rejected because they "were not signed". So, I did a signature, stored it in the software we used, and had it automatically added to the faxes. It meant precisely nothing, and I suspect that most of the people involved still think that a black and white picture of a signature on a fax proves that that person signed the original document. Next year, sticky tape will hit the NHS. -- Dr Adrian Midgley I use Free software because it is better http://www.defoam.net/ They carefully didn't ask. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.