Something I just noticed.
Starting with this strip:
http://nipandtuck.keenspace.com/d/20040407.html
Ralph has been using more and more gradiant color and grey in his strip. I noticed it especially today. Gives it a very nice look.
But my favorite strip of all time is this one:
http://nipandtuck.keenspace.com/d/20011218.html
That last panel just says it all.
Grey scale?
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Grey scale?
Max Goof
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"You gotta be loose...relaxed...with your feet apart, and...Ten o'clock. Two o'clock. Quarter to three! Tour jete! Twist! Over! Pas de deux! I'm a little teapot! And the windup...and let 'er fly! The Perfect Cast!" --Goofy
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Re: Grey scale?
Can somebody tell me why I can see the pic for the first link but not the second one? Hitting "view page info" gives me some hooey about fixing my browser to send the referer string, whatever that means (I'm running NS 4.73 on Unix).maxgoof wrote:Something I just noticed.
Starting with this strip:
http://nipandtuck.keenspace.com/d/20040407.html
Ralph has been using more and more gradiant color and grey in his strip. I noticed it especially today. Gives it a very nice look.
But my favorite strip of all time is this one:
http://nipandtuck.keenspace.com/d/20011218.html
That last panel just says it all.
Ron, really hates the new keenspace anti-deep-linking policy if this is the result
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Re: Grey scale?
It might have something to do with the type of image. The first has a .png file, the second a .gif.RDB wrote:Can somebody tell me why I can see the pic for the first link but not the second one? Hitting "view page info" gives me some hooey about fixing my browser to send the referer string, whatever that means (I'm running NS 4.73 on Unix).
Ron, really hates the new keenspace anti-deep-linking policy if this is the result
Max Goof
"You gotta be loose...relaxed...with your feet apart, and...Ten o'clock. Two o'clock. Quarter to three! Tour jete! Twist! Over! Pas de deux! I'm a little teapot! And the windup...and let 'er fly! The Perfect Cast!" --Goofy
"You gotta be loose...relaxed...with your feet apart, and...Ten o'clock. Two o'clock. Quarter to three! Tour jete! Twist! Over! Pas de deux! I'm a little teapot! And the windup...and let 'er fly! The Perfect Cast!" --Goofy
Re: Grey scale?
I have to agree - that whole arc is just perfect.maxgoof wrote:But my favorite strip of all time is this one:
http://nipandtuck.keenspace.com/d/20011218.html
That last panel just says it all.
And the strip following it is also a classic.
By the way - we saw the start of the Nip/Bee Bee relationship there, but we haven't seen anything on it for the longest of time. Are they supposedly still going out?
TGIF
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Re: Grey scale?
Both images worked here using Mozilla 1.6 for linux, though the second one took a few seconds to begin loading. Is NS 4.73 the most recent version for your OS, or are you using it for its better compatibility with older websites or something?RDB wrote:
Can somebody tell me why I can see the pic for the first link but not the second one? Hitting "view page info" gives me some hooey about fixing my browser to send the referer string, whatever that means (I'm running NS 4.73 on Unix).
Ron, really hates the new keenspace anti-deep-linking policy if this is the result
I gave up on the NS Communicator series for linux because it had a tendancy to occasionally freeze / crash on me. It had lots of good plugins though, and the mail function had some graphics capabilities the newer NS7 / Mozilla browsers lack. They were obsoleted by W3C, and Mozilla is pretty rigid about W3C standards.