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banks are always open poster request
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The entire poster is just a collage of commonly known random things, so is there something on there you want specifically?
EDIT: After further review, the poster only uses midpoints for banks, it's an underwhelming poster to be honest. For everything else on the poster besides midpoint, this is a tad bit more comprehensive (but it too has midpoint as well): http://poolshot.org/aiming.php
EDIT: After further review, the poster only uses midpoints for banks, it's an underwhelming poster to be honest. For everything else on the poster besides midpoint, this is a tad bit more comprehensive (but it too has midpoint as well): http://poolshot.org/aiming.php
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Thank you. Hope it works, I'd buy a copy if it does.
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Offer to pay her a lump sum for the PDF and the right to reproduce the poster. If she's not going to sell it herself, it's of no value to her.
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Have you tried contacting Ray's widow again?
Can't get in touch with her.
You can copy anything you want & it's not illegal, BUT the hook is this.... you can only copy a few & they are not for resale.
So far as I can tell, that is false. It is illegal for you to loan a book to a friend, he copies the whole thing at home and he gives you back the original. Or to copy a library book. Can you show a reference on the US government copyright site?
Well, you maybe right, but I'm not loaning anything to anybody for copying purposes.
Fair use of copyrighted works, as stated in US copyright law, “for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. The man has passed away & his widow refused me to sell his poster. So far that is the case. I will continue to stay in touch with his family, to see if they change their minds about sales of his work.
Fair use of copyrighted works, as stated in US copyright law, “for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. The man has passed away & his widow refused me to sell his poster. So far that is the case. I will continue to stay in touch with his family, to see if they change their minds about sales of his work.
in general, for not too photographic images, the best is to just vectorize it in illustrator or a similar program. then you can print it in as high resolution as you want as there are no pixels involved