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For an advanced solution to the kind of functionality you're seeking take a
look at http://www.smiletiger.com/. However, it isn't free software. But if
a few people want to pool a few bucks, I'd install and host the server
component at www.traders2traders.com for everyone's use. There are other
collaborative tools at this site which seem very interesting for this
application genre.
Hosting resources at www.traders2traders.com are available to expand the
concept of cooperatively purchasing application services tools, such as
interactive doc sharing, instant (& private) messaging, etc. Any idea that
empowers trader-community is welcome.
Colin West
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Johnson [mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 6:07 AM
To: The Funkhousers
Cc: Code List; MedianLine; Omega- List; TradersGroup
Subject: Re: GIF files
Hello The,
I just began using SnagIt for gif files I share in a chat room. It is
easy and obvious in its functions. It also comes with SnagIt Studio
that allows editing of the image. I haven't used Studio but believe
it will do what you want. Download and try it free at
www.techsmith.com.
Tuesday, January 22, 2002, 6:37:13 PM, you wrote:
TF> I am about to begin working with another investor so that we can both
TF> benefit from our joint efforts.
TF> In order to do this we will be exchanging "gif" files with each other.
TF> When received we will both be making notations and drawings on the files
TF> we receive so we can then send them back to the originator for their
TF> review.
TF> Question is, what program can we use to do this? None of the
TF> "accessories" available with Windows will do so. Nothing sophisticated
TF> is required, just the ability to graphically alter what we get and then
TF> send it back.
TF> Any help would be sincerely appreciated, and if the program was
TF> shareware or freeware so much the better.
TF> Thanks,
TF> Richard Funkhouser
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Best regards,
Jim mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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