Battram

Does anybody know the toll-free number for Battram?

Scott can be reached at SBattram@Battram.com (we will respond to your email within 24 hours or less) or if you wish, CALL us at (519) 539-4495 from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday to Friday. We also offer 24 hour FAX service, at (519) 539-6689 FAX us your questions, and we will call you back at our expense with the answers. If Scott is not available when you call, please ask to speak with either Darrin or John.

TEL: (519) 539-4495
FAX: (519) 539-6689
TOLL FREE: 1-888-220-5872

Email: SBattram@Battram.com
ICQ Contact: 1968868

KPMCD, do you work for battram or something? Johnc30, go to (www.battram.com). Has anyone else noticed that the design sheets on his site don't work. Scott, try saving them as 2 color gifs. By the way, dont copy and paste, retrieve the saved file w/your html editor if you use one.


[This message has been edited by swickj (edited November 20, 1999).]

Hey swickj, the design sheets are working fine for me. How are you having trouble?

I take them to paint/ paint shop pro and they dont work. Spots appear on them.

I assume that you are trying to do a flood fill of certain areas. All you have to do is go to the "Tool Options" and increase the "Tolerance" value in Paint Shop Pro.

You can also reduce the number of colors in Paint Shop Pro as well.

[This message has been edited by visualTK (edited November 20, 1999).]

[Bryan]

I too found the design sheets to be of limited use. They're too small and too rough to do much with.

It's more effective, and much easier to grab the actual photos and adjust the colours in using curves, levels, and hue/saturation in photoshop.

[This message has been edited by Bryan (edited November 20, 1999).]

Too small? I think you've only looked at the thumbnails. The actual design sheets are bigger than the actual equipment photos.

[daemyn75]

Dang you guys are computer nerds too lol. Is there anything you can't do?

Sorry swickj, I just copied that straight from the Battram site so I wouldn't mix up any of the #'s...

[AndyH]

For the design sheets I just print them out and use a good 'ol magic marker...

Thanks guys, that really helped. I had already tried to reduce the color depth, but it took a lot of trial and error to restore them.