Bitsela Artz User Discussion Google Group

The Sample Image Pack - Suggestions

2005-04-27T14:17:09Z

SUGGESTIONS for using the sample images on Windows with MS Word...
The sample images pack includes a GIF image for use in e-mail and web
applications, a color BMP, TIFF and JPEG for color print applications,
a black and white line drawing and a black and white grey scale image.
When you download the sample image pack, save it to disk, selecting

Can I print the images on the CD?

2005-04-14T15:09:51Z

Because the images on the CD-ROM: Images for Building Jewish Web Sites,
have been compressed for use on the world wide web, they are lower in
quality than graphics created for print applications; some of the
pictures will not be crisp and sharp when you print them. Many of the
images look OK when printed in black and white, however, the colors do

AOL graphic .ART Extensions

2005-04-14T14:52:53Z

Why do the graphics have an ART extension after I download them?
We asked AOL for help with this problem experienced by some AOL users.
Here is their answer:
"If you are trying to save a GIF or JPG file, but it is saving as an
ART file it means your browser is set to use compressed graphics.
Follow the steps below to correct the problem.

The CD ROM & Mac Computers

2005-04-14T14:50:05Z

I have a Mac, can I use the Bitsela CD-ROM?
Our CD "Images for Building Jewish Web Sites" is not compatible with
all Mac operating systems and configurations and Bitsela Artz has not
tested the CD in a Mac environment. However, we have been told by some
of our users that they are able to use the CD with their Macs.

Redistributing FREE Images and Animations

2005-04-14T14:44:24Z

Is it OK if I offer the FREE images on my web site?
If you are the webmaster of a site that offers free images to your
viewers, Bitsela may give you the right (in writing) to include up-to
six of Bitsela's free images in your collection. You may not modify the
images in any way and you must notify Bitsela by e-mail once you have

TIFF colors don't display correctly

2005-04-14T13:19:11Z

Bitsela's color TIFF images are saved as CMYK color. Personal Computer
screens display only three colors (red-green-blue) and can't display
CMYK color. If you have a photo-quality color printer, you may find
that the TIFF image prints the best quality color. If not, use the BMP
for printing color images, it will look similar on the screen and on

Resizing Images

2005-04-14T13:12:54Z

It is important when resizing the images to keep the same aspect ratio.
In other words, an image that is 200 x 100 can be resized to 100 x 50
(50% ratio on both sides) without distorting the image, but try to
resize to 100 x 80 and the image will be distorted and may be
"bitmappy" or have rough edges when printed.