Humidity control

[Fred Sturm]

I'm not up on these things all that well. Does HTML give the option of 
blowing up a figure to get finer detail? What Claud had was mostly charts 
and diagrams, and while he handed out printouts at the class, many of them 
were not very useful, since we couldn't see detail, or in some cases, read 
text and labels. I believe you will find they are mostly graphics files. At 
any rate, whatever seems most useful and efficient will be great.
Fred

--On Thursday, October 30, 2003 7:04 AM -0600 scott.thile@murraystate.edu 
wrote:

> I should be able to convert it here Fred. If it's in Power Point I can
> convert right to HTML, that might be better than PDF.
>
> Since Claude has already been contacted and seemed fine with this maybe
> Don can just send me the file he has??
>
> BTW, I do not receive much in the way of material or events to post on the
> website. If anyone has anything CAUT related they would like to see
> included I'd be  interested.
>
> Thanks, Scott
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: caut-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:caut-bounces@ptg.org]On Behalf Of
> fssturm@unm.edu
> Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 11:14 PM
> To: College and University Technicians
> Subject: RE: Humidity control
>
>
> Hi all,
>    I contacted Claud Kissman very recently, asking specifically for the
> PowerPoint to post as pdf files on the web site. He tried to send it as an
> attached
> file, but nothing attached. At any rate, from that response and from
> earlier conversation in Dallas, he was willing that we post it. Just
> requires that someone do the necessary format change. I guess there's a
> question of how clear it would be in pdf, but that would seem to be the
> way to go.     I had hoped we would have this posted long since, but my
> first two emails to
> Claud went unanswered. I figured he was busy and didn't want to be too
> much of a pest (and had lots of other irons in other fires, myself).
>    So anyway, if somebody with more expertise than I have would like to
> undertake to convert to pdf, and get the files to Scott Thile, we can get
> them up
> where everyone can take advantage.
> Regards,
> Fred Sturm
> University of New Mexico
>
> Quoting Don McKechnie <dmckech@ithaca.edu>:
>
>> Eric and All,
>>
>> I have Claud's Powerpoint presentation. If we do put up the info on
>> the
>> CAUT site I'm sure it would be a worthwhile addition. It would be
>> best
>> to get Claud's permission first. Claud did say that he would send it
>> to
>> anyone interested. So as to not bug him with a lot of emails, I will
>> send it out to anyone on this list who wants it. I'm not real
>> experienced with Powerpoint but it seems to me that this file is the
>> mother of all Powerpoint files. You will have to pump up the memory
>> to
>> fully open all the slides.
>>
>> Don
>>
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