Re: Work Form/Request Sheet Clarification

["Thomas Ortega II" <lord_bron@hotmail.com>]

hehehe....actually, the whole point is to create a web page.  It's all part 
of something that I hope will be useful to people.  If all goes well, I will 
have enough done to post a message about it on Monday morning (PST).

As for your script, thanks.  It will be deposited for safe keeping.  =)

>From: Ben White <benw@millfilm.co.uk>
>Reply-To: Discussion@Softimage.COM
>To: Discussion@Softimage.COM
>Subject: Re: Work Form/Request Sheet Clarification
>Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2000 17:07:59 +0100
>
>Thomas Ortega II wrote:
> >
> > Hmm...I'm not just looking for "work for hire forms" per say, but also
> > internal docs, i.e. inter-departmental job forms, Request for CPU Time, 
>etc.
> >
> > Thanks again,
> > Tom
> >
>
>  Hi Thomas ,
>
>    I dont have an assembled form for you but I have a whole bunch of
>useful elements that you could borrow to make your own. I've got *loads*
>of straight lines ( which are particularly handy since you can rotate
>them around and they change from columns in to rows magically).I've only
>got black ones at the moment , but I could order some coloured or dotted
>ones for you - sometimes it takes a few weeks to get the order back
>though, since I think they make most lines in Taiwan nowadays.So if time
>is an issue I would stick to black.
>   I also have some boxes (sqaure or oblong) that are really handy , and
>most numbers and letters. If you can do without using any 'a's or 'q's
>and steer clear of number 6 then youre pretty well covered.
>   You may need to hire some protective clothing due to the rather toxic
>adhesive that you'll need - alternatively , you could get a freind to do
>all that bit while you supervise from a safe distance. Ordinary
>household windows can be a real blessing here.
>    The only snag is that I cant seem to find the manuals or tutorials
>,so you may have to learn as you go. There are a few bugs listed in the
>release notes that are worth looking out for , a particularly nasty one
>can happen if you're photocopying a form and youre facing the same
>direction as the page when you hit the copy button. This sometimes
>results in hitherto perfectly straight lines becoming curved or rotating
>randomly.
>
>  On another note , the 'request for cpu time' thingy you mentioned can
>be circumnavigated by using this simple script .(irix only)
>
>## script starts here
>##
>## third line of script
>##
>
>rlogin (a computer that you like)
>
>kill -9 (someone elses job id)
>
>soft -R (your scene name)
>
>## end of script
>
>
>This script is provided as-is with no implied warranty or usefulness.
>
>
>Good luck with your form creation - perhaps you could put some nice ones
>up on a web page when you're done so we can all have a look.
>
>Nurse !!
>
>Ben
>
>
>
>B e n W h i t e
>M i l l f i l m
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