practical question: uploading and collating images

[Diane Cline]

I couldn't agree more. No need for scanning. Use your camera for digital 
photos, then convert to jpegs. You can create a folder on Picasa on the 
web for free and upload it all there; then select just a few images for 
printing while the rest are available on line. Another neat website is 
Box.net; you can create a place just for your group with huge storage 
space for large documents and photos; again, it's free. See for example 
Jeff De Cagna's Box.net site at www.pihandouts.info. Best wishes!
Diane Cline
Over The Horizon Consulting, LLC
www.OTHconsulting.com

Harrison Owen wrote:
>
> Marty – I’d put your engineers to work. They are smart fellows, know 
> how to make a report, probably can run a computer too. Think of one 
> more thing not to do, and let the participants have all the joy of 
> creative discovery!! After all it is their report.
>
> Harrison
>
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> *From:* OSLIST [mailto:OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU] *On Behalf Of 
> *Martin Boroson
> *Sent:* Tuesday, June 03, 2008 2:19 PM
> *To:* OSLIST at LISTSERV.BOISESTATE.EDU
> *Subject:* practical question: uploading and collating images
>
> Hello all
>
> I will soon be facilitating an OS for about 70 engineers. We expect 
> that they will generate some new product ideas, which will involve 
> sketching out diagrams on paper, flipcharts and whiteboards. The 
> management would like to have a record of these, and to include them 
> in the report.
>
> To facilitate this, I have ordered some digital cameras and a scanner. 
> But I don’t know the best way to collate these images into one overall 
> report (that will primarily be in Word). At the moment, I’m thinking 
> that instead of having participants insert the pictures into each 
> individual Word report, we could just put all the images into a 
> separate file, which would be an addendum. But I’m not sure how to 
> cross-reference these with the reports, or what program to use for this.
>
> We will be trying to print this document overnight on Day 2, in order 
> to have ready for Day 3, so I will need to to assemble everything very 
> quickly.
>
> Any top tips? (I’m sure that someone out there has already solved this 
> problem!)
>
> Deep thanks,
>
> Marty
>
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