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Media Archives
Sizes Table
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If you've visited us before and want to know what's new, take a look here first.
This is where we'll announce:
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The most recent
additions to the media archives. |
| Enhancements/additions
to the sample sets. |
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Changes/improvements
in the selection and order processes. |
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Changes
that may affect order turnaround time will be posted here. |
New Media added to the Archives, other changes
| 07/17/2003 |
Added 50 Webshots Photo Collections (171 MB)
to archives availability list, included as free bonus on Vol #2. |
| 07/22/2003 |
Added new wallpaper categories:
butterflies, Webshots surreal art, sunsets, beaches, waterfalls |
| 07/22/2003 |
Added new wallpaper sample sets:
butterflies, digital art, landmarks, animals, scenery, flowers, various. |
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Coming Soon
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Many
more predefined ("canned") CD volumes will be provided for your
ease of ordering. For instance, MP3 CDs full of Led Zeppelin or Prince
or Rush, or intuitive combinations of similar groups, along with a full
listing of the contents. |
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Much
more samples of wallpaper will be provided, sets of 20 for popular
subcategories. |
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File
size entries will be added to the tables, for the DVD-compatible versions of
the videos. |
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Very
soon, look for samples of animated GIF files, HTML backgrounds, clipart and
program icons on the graphics page. |
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Look
for samples of actual short video clips to watch on this site coming
soon. |
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Also,
to be added shortly, 2.8GB of audio books. |
Website/Program Interface
Media Archives is currently working hard to improve the ease-of-use of the
ordering process for customers who want more flexibility ordering custom CDs.
As an interim solution, to eliminate cutting and pasting lines in Excel,
macros will be added to automatically add the selected lines to the ORDERED
DISCS sheet.
In the final stage, the selection process will be entirely overhauled.
You'll be able to select the titles you want right from a web page, using radio buttons. A dynamic refresh
option will recalculate size subtotals when you want to check to make sure
700MBs has not been exceeded.
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